We have a new development in the ongoing Apple – Indonesia saga. Indonesia’s Investment Minister, Rosan Roeslani, confirmed to local lawmakers that Apple has now allegedly committed a $1 billion investment in the country. The news comes after Apple proposed investments of $100 million and $10 million last month after initially committing IDR 1.71 trillion ($109 million) in local R&D facilities.
Whoever benefits from the sales must invest here, create jobs here. What’s important is how the global value chain moves here, because once it does, suppliers follow. – Rosan Roeslani, Indonesia…
