WASHINGTON, D.C. January 11, 2026 – Peter Navarro, Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing in the second Trump administration, announced on X that trillions of dollars in foreign and domestic investment commitments are pouring into the United States to rebuild factories and strengthen manufacturing.
In a Sunday thread, Navarro shared a series of graphics listing major pledges from countries and companies, emphasizing the rapid pace of commitments under President Donald Trump’s economic policies.
The featured graphic prominently displayed:
– United Arab Emirates (UAE) — $1.4 trillion
– Saudi Arabia — $600 billion
– Apple — $500 billion
– NVIDIA— Over $100 billion
– Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) — $100 billion
– SoftBank, OpenAI, Oracle — $100 billion
– Hyundai — $20 billion
– Johnson & Johnson — $55 billion
– CMA CGM Group — $20 billion
– Eli Lilly— $27 billion
– Merck — $1 billion
– GE Aerospace — $1 billion
“TRILLIONS of dollars of investment commitments, foreign and domestic, are already flowing in to build factories in the United States,” Navarro posted.
He explained the timeline for job creation: new factories typically take 2–3 years to become operational, with an initial construction boom already underway, followed by sustained manufacturing employment.
These figures align with official White House announcements throughout 2025, including a 10-year $1.4 trillion investment framework with the UAE focused on AI infrastructure, semiconductors, and energy; expanded commitments from Saudi Arabia; and major corporate expansions in chips, pharmaceuticals, and technology.
Administration officials credit the surge to “America First” trade policies, tariff strategies, and diplomatic deals that have restored global confidence in investing in the U.S.
The investments are expected to bolster critical sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductor production, and biotech, reducing reliance on foreign supply chains while creating high-wage jobs across the country.
Navarro concluded his thread by urging trust in the process: “Rome wasn’t built in a day, but the trajectory of the U.S. economy and job creation is a beautiful thing. Trust in Trump.”
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