Apple Explores Manufacturing Opportunities in Indonesia

CEO Tim Cook discusses potential investments with Indonesian President Joko Widodo, signaling a strategic shift to diversify supply chains.

Tim Cook meets with Indonesian President Joko Widodo to discuss potential manufacturing investments in Indonesia.
Apple aims to reduce dependency on Chinese manufacturing amid geopolitical tensions and supply chain diversification.
The tech giant considers Indonesia's robust tech sector and large nickel reserves for future production facilities.
Apple's exploration of new manufacturing hubs includes recent commitments to increase investments in Vietnam.
No immediate plans confirmed, but Cook's visit underscores a significant interest in Southeast Asia as a strategic region.