Apple?s Q1 ?13 International Sales Now 61% Of Revenues, With China Up By 67% To $6.8B, Europe Up 11% To $12.5B

Apple today posted Q1 earnings that indicated that -- despite wider problems in the European economy, and price and device competition from Android everywhere, it continues to make advances in international markets. Apple broke out sales in Greater China -- which includes the Mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan -- on its balance sheet, which were up by 67% on the same quarter last year, and 26% on the last quarter, to $6.8 billion. And sales in Europe were up by 11% to $12.5 billion. Apple says that international sales overall, which also includes the wider Americas, Japan, and the Rest of Asia Pacific, were 61% of its overall revenues of $54.5 billion.

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