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John Ternus enthuses about Apple’s future on his first earnings call

As Tim Cook did when he took over, new Apple CEO John Ternus took several minutes out of his first earnings call with analysts and shareholders to say why he feels great about the state of the company and its future.

Man in a blue T-shirt speaking with hands raised slightly, standing in a warmly lit library aisle lined with bookshelves and blurred people studying in the background
Apple CEO John Ternus – image credit: Apple.

As Apple reported better than expected earnings for the firm’s fourth-quarter financial results, Ternus claimed that it is “the greatest company in the world.” Unsurprisingly, he touted Apple’s newest devices and their features, but he did also speak more broadly about the company.

It’s a privilege to be with you for the first time as Apple CEO. I’m honoured to represent our teams and the work they do every day. This is an amazing time at Apple. We just completed one of the most prolific launch periods in our history. It’s been a remarkable time for innovation across all of our categories. Apple is the greatest company in the world. We’ve assembled an extraordinary collection of talent. The best engineers, designers, developers, and experts in every corner of our business. From our supply chain to our stores.

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