Indonesia has rejected Apple’s $100 million investment proposal as insufficient to allow the sale of the iPhone 16 in the country. The Southeast Asian nation imposed a ban on the iPhone 16 in November due to Apple’s failure to meet local content requirements, which stipulate that at least 40% of smartphone components must be manufactured domestically. Reuters:
MacDailyNews Take: Apple will figure this out. The company is already considering building an assembly facility in Indonesia, as CEO Tim Cook said in April after meeting President Joko Widodo, who hoped the tech giant would increase its local production by partnering with domestic firms. While Cook did not provide a timeline for investments into the country, it’s likely been accelerated now. We are currently about 1/4th of the way to being sustainable with Substack subscriptions. Please tell your Apple-loving friends about MacDailyNews on Substack and, if you’re currently a free subscriber, please consider $5/mo. or $50/year to keep MacDailyNews going. Just hit the subscribe button. Thank you! You're currently a free subscriber to MacDailyNews. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription. |
Monday, November 25, 2024
Indonesia says Apple’s $100 million investment proposal is inadequate
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