Indonesia close to deal to lift Apple iPhone 16 ban: Report
The Hindu
Indonesia is close to a deal with Apple Inc. for an investment plan that could lift a ban on iPhone 16 sales, per an official.
Indonesia is close to a deal with Apple Inc. for an investment plan that could lift a ban on iPhone 16 sales in the country, investment minister Rosan Roeslani told Bloomberg News on Tuesday.
"Hopefully within one or two weeks this issue can be resolved", Roeslani told Bloomberg Television in Davos, Switzerland.
Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The Indonesian government could not be reached for a comment.
Last year, Indonesia banned sales of iPhone 16 after Apple failed to meet requirements that smartphones sold in the country should comprise at least 40% locally-made parts.
Apple has no manufacturing facilities in Indonesia, a country of about 280 million people, but has since 2018 set up application developer academies.
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