Apple Pledges Additional $100B Investment in U.S. Amid Trump-Led Economic Push

President Donald Trump just landed another major economic victory.

Apple is expected to invest an additional $100 billion into the U.S. economy, bringing the tech giant’s total American commitment under Trump’s presidency to a staggering $600 billion over the next four years, a White House official revealed Wednesday.

The announcement set to be made by Trump at 4:30 PM from the Oval Office is yet another milestone for the America First economic agenda that has already secured trillions in domestic investments, reshored manufacturing, and brought back American jobs.

“President Trump’s America First economic agenda has secured trillions of dollars in investments that support American jobs and bolster American businesses,” said White House Assistant Press Secretary Taylor Rogers. “Today’s announcement with Apple is another win for our manufacturing industry that will simultaneously help reshore the production of critical components to protect America’s economic and national security.”

Here’s what this historic deal includes:

• Apple’s total U.S. commitment will rise to $600 billion, with investments spread across manufacturing, supply chains, and job creation.

• A new American Manufacturing Program (AMP) will be launched to boost advanced production and attract global suppliers to relocate operations to the U.S.

• Apple’s efforts will expand jobs beyond Silicon Valley, impacting thousands of suppliers and more than 450,000 American jobs already supported by the company.

This is on top of Apple’s previous announcement in February to invest $500 billion in the U.S., which includes:

• A massive manufacturing hub in Texas.

• Over 20,000 research and development jobs.

• Billions poured into U.S. content production for Apple TV+ and other services.

• Increased purchases from American suppliers nationwide.

Apple’s $100 billion expansion will further accelerate domestic production of critical components, helping safeguard the U.S. economy from foreign dependence especially from adversaries like China.

At a time when global uncertainty is mounting, Trump continues to deliver real wins for American workers and industries. This isn't about political theater it's about jobs, factories, innovation, and American prosperity.

And let’s be honest: this never would’ve happened under Biden. His bloated bureaucracy and climate-first policies scared off investors and crushed American manufacturing. Trump, by contrast, is bringing jobs home, cutting red tape, and pushing private industry to put America first.

This is what leadership looks like and it’s why Trump remains the only candidate with the proven record and economic strength to rebuild America again.

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