As Apple’s traditional cash cow of China begins to dry up, emerging markets like Indonesia are quickly becoming a source of ...

If realized, Indonesia would become the second Southeast Asian country after Vietnam to host iPhone manufacturing operations. The development comes as Apple continues negotiations with the ...

Setting up iPhone manufacturing in Indonesia won’t be quick or cheap. Meeting the 35-40 per cent local content requirement means building new supply chains and production facilities, which takes time ...

It would also significantly boost Indonesia's efforts to create jobs and elevate its tech manufacturing industry, given the iPhone supply chain is considered one of the most sophisticated for ...

this “would mark Apple’s first-ever iPhone production in the Southeast Asian nation, where it has almost no supply chain ecosystem.” It would also “significantly boost Indonesia’s ...

Nikkei Asia According to recent reports from Nikkei Asia, these plans could expand to include full iPhone assembly lines – a move that would make Indonesia only the second country in Southeast Asia, ...

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is exploring moving some iPhone production to Indonesia after the country banned the iPhone 16 series in October due to local investment regulations, according to Nikkei Asia.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is working with its suppliers to potentially move some iPhone production to Indonesia following the nation's ban on the iPhone 16 in October, according to a report by Nikkei Asia.

Apple has been having a tough time with the iPhone 16 in Indonesia. It’s not that sales ... it pledged another $10 million to create a second academy in Jakarta and a new one in Bali.