Apple Inc. (AAPL) remained steady in pre-market trading on Tuesday after announcing a massive $500 billion investment in domestic initiatives over the next four years. The move aims to enhance manufacturing capacity and drive long-term growth.

The announcement comes shortly after Apple CEO Tim Cook met with former U.S. President Donald Trump, fueling speculation about potential government incentives for the tech giant’s expansion plans. Apple also pledged to hire around 20,000 new workers as part of its commitment to strengthening its U.S. operations.

Despite the ambitious spending plans, Apple’s stock showed little reaction to the news. Investors may be weighing the impact of high capital expenditures against the company’s long-term growth prospects.

Apple’s investment aligns with its ongoing efforts to localize production, particularly in semiconductor and component manufacturing. The company has increasingly looked to reduce reliance on overseas suppliers and fortify its domestic supply chain.

Market analysts will continue to monitor how Apple’s investment strategy plays out, especially in light of potential government policies and trade dynamics that could influence the company’s future expansion.