Trump Scores Another Win: Apple To Pump $100 Billion More Into U.S. Economy

President Donald Trump is set to announce another massive economic victory Wednesday afternoon as tech giant Apple prepares to invest an additional $100 billion into the U.S. economy. According to a White House official, the move will raise Apple’s total U.S. commitment to $600 billion over the next four years — further bolstering Trump’s America First economic strategy.

“President Trump’s America First economic agenda has secured trillions of dollars in investments that support American jobs and bolster American businesses,” White House Assistant Press Secretary Taylor Rogers told The Daily Wire. “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.”

The announcement, scheduled for 4:30 p.m. in the Oval Office, will also include the launch of a new American Manufacturing Program (AMP), designed to turbocharge advanced manufacturing across the country. Under the program, Apple will not only expand its domestic supply chain, but will also help draw global suppliers into the U.S. manufacturing base.

Apple already supports more than 450,000 jobs and thousands of suppliers within the United States. The tech giant had previously committed to $500 billion in U.S. investments earlier this year, which included the construction of a massive facility in Texas and 20,000 high-skill jobs focused on research and development.

Now, the added $100 billion underscores the continued momentum of the Trump administration’s reshoring efforts — reversing years of offshoring under previous administrations that had decimated American manufacturing and eroded U.S. economic independence.

The new investment will span across sectors, including semiconductors, telecommunications, and media. Apple’s existing commitments already include major purchases from U.S. suppliers and investments in Apple TV+ content creation.

The announcement sent Apple shares surging Wednesday morning, with stock up nearly 4% in what analysts say could be the company’s most significant single-day gain since May.

Trump’s push to return manufacturing to American soil has picked up steam in recent months, with his administration announcing deal after deal — from infrastructure and energy projects to new tech investments. The Apple announcement is the latest validation that Trump’s aggressive tariff, tax, and trade policy is delivering real results.

In the eyes of the administration, it’s more than just an economic headline — it’s a strategic win against dependency on China. With the Apple investment doubling as a national security initiative, the AMP program will incentivize domestic production of components critical to the defense, energy, and digital infrastructure sectors.

For Trump, the announcement is also a timely political victory, as he looks to showcase tangible economic gains ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. With major players like Apple, Intel, and Tesla ramping up U.S. operations under his second term, Trump’s economic revival message continues to resonate with working-class Americans and business leaders alike.

While critics in the media may seek to downplay the news, the numbers don’t lie. Under President Trump, U.S. manufacturing is not only back — it’s thriving. And with the AMP initiative, the message is clear: the era of Made in America is here to stay.