Apple CEO Tim Cook Visits Vietnam and Headed to Indonesia: A Sign of Increased Investment and Business Expansion

Jakarta –

Apple CEO Tim Cook currently visiting Vietnam as a form of the company’s commitment to invest in that country. According to schedule, later, the head of Apple will visit Indonesia.

During his visit to Hanoi, Cook announced that Apple was increasing the company’s commitment to doing business in Vietnam. As of 2019, Apple has invested nearly 400 trillion Dong or the equivalent of $16 billion in this country in Southeast Asia.

As mentioned from CNBCMonday (15/4/2024) Apple will meet with Apple users and application developers during its two-day visit.

In addition, Tim Cook had coffee with Vietnamese musicians, My Linh and My Anh. He also met the content creator Duy Shen at Lake Kiem Lake.

According to IDC, Apple is the third largest mobile phone vendor by shipments in Vietnam, behind market leaders Oppo and Samsung. Cook’s presence seems to be a sign for Apple to increase sales iPhone Cs.

At the same time, Vietnam is now a major manufacturing location as companies try to diversify their collection of products from China.

After visiting Vietnam, this week Cook plans to visit Indonesia. Based on the statement of the Minister of Communications and Information (Minister of Communications and Information) Budi Arie Setiadi that Apple CEO Tim Cook visiting Indonesia on 17 April 2024.

Until now, the white man’s agenda will serve Apple Developer Academy fourth in Indonesia. Apple Academy is a program developed directly by Apple. This is to professionally develop the skills of those interested in the coding and digital world.

At the same time, other agendas in Indonesia, such as increased investment like those made by Apple in Vietnam, are still uncertain.

(agt/afr)