In a landmark move aimed at reshaping its global supply chain and strengthening domestic production, Apple Inc. is set to invest an additional $100 billion in U.S.-based manufacturing. The ambitious plan, which will be officially announced at the White House, marks one of the largest single investments by a technology company in American industrial capacity.
The initiative, backed by President Donald Trump and expected to be unveiled with Apple CEO Tim Cook in attendance, will introduce a new manufacturing program focused on relocating key components of Apple’s supply chain to the United States. This effort seeks not only to bolster national manufacturing capabilities but also to reduce Apple’s exposure to international trade tensions and tariffs, particularly those affecting its flagship iPhone products.
The upcoming announcement highlights Apple’s ongoing strategy to align more closely with U.S. economic policy while reducing dependency on overseas assembly and parts suppliers. With growing geopolitical uncertainties and increased scrutiny over global tech supply chains, the Cupertino-based company is responding decisively by ramping up domestic investment.
According to a White House official familiar with the details, the new program will prioritize the assembly of high-value components and create incentives for Apple’s suppliers to establish operations within the U.S. While the exact locations of new facilities have not been disclosed, the move is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and stimulate local economies across multiple states.
This $100 billion investment follows a series of prior commitments Apple has made to U.S. manufacturing over the past decade, but the scale of this latest pledge dwarfs previous efforts. It signals a major shift not only in Apple’s operational footprint but also in the broader narrative of American technology manufacturing an area long dominated by overseas production.
The announcement also comes at a politically significant time, as President Trump continues to emphasize the revitalization of American industry as a key theme of his administration. The collaboration with Apple, one of the world’s most valuable and influential companies, adds weight to that agenda and demonstrates a growing trend of U.S. companies reshoring operations.
