US tech giant Apple funnels $100 billion into domestic investment
Apple Announces $600 Billion Investment in U.S. Economy over Four Years
Apple Inc. has increased its investment in the U.S. economy from $500 billion to $600 billion, as announced on August 6, 2025. This new commitment represents a significant expansion of Apple’s economic impact in the country.
The American Manufacturing Program (AMP), aimed at expanding Apple’s supply chain and advanced manufacturing capabilities within the U.S., is at the heart of this plan. The program is designed to incentivize global suppliers and partners to manufacture critical components domestically.
According to the announcement, Apple will invest a total of $600 billion in the U.S. over the next four years, accelerating its previous commitments. This investment supports over 450,000 jobs, spanning all 50 states, with significant expansions planned in states like Arizona, California, Iowa, Kentucky, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, and Utah.
The program also focuses on exporting components worldwide, with roughly two-thirds of U.S.-made Apple components shipping internationally. The investment includes the construction of an AI server plant in Houston, Texas, as well as a focus on U.S. supply chain expansion for rare earth magnets and recycling facilities.
The announcement was made alongside former President Donald Trump, emphasizing a strategic effort to bring more manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. and bolster domestic technology production. The investment was reported by a Bloomberg source.
It's important to note that this $600 billion commitment is a recent and ambitious plan, announced in August 2025, to deepen Apple’s economic impact in the U.S., especially in manufacturing and advanced supply chain development. The initial investment of $500 billion was announced in February 2025, and the investment timeline is over a four-year period.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected to be present at the event presenting the new production plan. This investment is also the first step in President Trump's trade policy against a specific company. On May 23, President Donald Trump threatened Apple with a 25% tariff on iPhones produced outside the U.S., which may have contributed to this increased investment.
This investment is a significant step for Apple and the U.S. economy, creating around 20,000 jobs nationwide and boosting domestic technology production. The details of the American Manufacturing Program are expected to be presented in full at the White House on August 6.
[1] Apple Inc. Press Release, August 6, 2025. [2] White House Press Release, August 6, 2025. [3] Apple Inc. Press Release, July 15, 2025.
Technology will play a significant role in Apple's expansion plans, as the American Manufacturing Program focuses on advanced manufacturing capabilities and the construction of an AI server plant. Additionally, the increased investment is expected to bolster finance in the U.S. economy by supporting over 450,000 jobs and contributing to business growth across multiple states.
