Apple reportedly makes an astounding amount of revenue per employee, showcasing that Apple not only brings in a lot of cash flow, but that it’s incredibly efficient with that cash flow as well. This result probably shouldn’t be surprising given the scope of Apple as a company and the amount of money it charges for most of its products. Still, it’s a little more eye-opening when you think about the money coming in in terms of what each employee would make if the money were split evenly across each employee’s annual salary. It’s one thing to think about the total amount of annual revenue a big technology company like Apple makes. It’s another thing entirely to see that revenue broken up into even amounts per employee. Also worth noting is that Apple is currently listed as having 164,000 employees. So, let that sink in.

Apple brought in $2.38 million per employee in revenue in 2024

Based on data gathered and recorded by Statiasta (via Stocklytics), Apple generated a whopping $2.38 million in revenue per employee in 2024. Granted, this isn’t what each employee makes and takes home. However, it’s interesting to think about it in those terms. Just how much money it actually is that Apple generates on a yearly basis with regard to revenue. Just imagine. Apple generated enough revenue last year that each employee could be making $2.38 million. Which is absolutely wild to think about.

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This is more than five times higher than Amazon

If you compare this to other large technology companies, Apple sits far above most. While companies such as NVIDIA and Meta are close with $2.06 million and $2.19 million per employee, respectively, companies like Amazon generate over than five times less revenue per employee than Apple. According to the Statista data, Amazon’s number is just $410,000. That’s a huge gap. Other companies, such as Microsoft, were listed at $1.08 million per employee, while Alphabet came in at around $1.91 million per employee.
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