Apple's conflict with the Indonesian government has culminated in a positive outcome, following an initial ban on the iPhone 16 due to unmet investment promises. After negotiations, Apple committed to invest $1 billion in the country, which includes setting up manufacturing for AirTags and training local talent. This agreement, expected to be formalized soon, indicates how significant market potential can influence corporate negotiations and highlight the importance of local production in international business relationships.
Apple's commitment to invest $1 billion in Indonesia, which includes setting up manufacturing and training, signals a strategic compromise that pays off in large markets.
Despite earlier resistance, Apple’s decision to proceed with a significant investment in Indonesia illustrates how negotiations can evolve positively when substantial markets are at stake.
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