Apple’s Major Investment Announcement
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump revealed that Apple will be investing an additional $100 billion into American manufacturing.
During the announcement, which took place in the Oval Office, Apple CEO Tim Cook stated that this new funding is part of a larger commitment, bringing the company’s total investments to $600 billion over four years. This figure builds on a previous pledge of $500 billion made earlier in 2025.
“Today, we’re excited to announce our increased investment in the U.S. and launch a new American manufacturing program,” Cook shared in a press release. “This includes collaborations with ten companies across the country that supply components for Apple products sold around the globe. We’re grateful for their support.”
According to White House officials, the American Manufacturing Program (AMP) aims to boost Apple’s investment and production within the U.S. This initiative also seeks to encourage international companies to enhance their production of essential components domestically.
Currently, Apple supports more than 450,000 jobs in the United States, with numerous suppliers and partners nationwide. In February, the company previously announced plans to invest at least $500 billion in American manufacturing over the coming years. This investment includes the establishment of a factory for artificial intelligence (AI) servers in Texas, which is expected to create around 20,000 jobs for American workers.
In summary, Wednesday’s announcement adds $100 billion to what Apple has already pledged, raising the total to $600 billion.
