Apple announced a purchase agreement of up to $100 million over three years with Pennsylvania-based Perryman Company as part of its ongoing drive to expand domestic supply chains and manufacturing in the United States.
📌 Key Facts & Supply Chain Figures:
• $100 Million Titanium Deal: Perryman will supply titanium with at least 80% recycled content from its Houston, Pennsylvania facility for products including Apple’s upcoming foldable phone, the iPhone Duo.
• 100+ US-Made Components: Nearly 100 components across the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro are produced by domestic suppliers spanning over a dozen US states, including Qnity Electronics (Delaware) for advanced camera system films.
• 100 Million+ Chips in Arizona: TSMC’s Arizona fab is scheduled to produce over 100 million chips for Apple in 2026, while Corning’s Kentucky site will manufacture all global iPhone and Apple Watch cover glass by year-end.
• $600 Billion Multi-Year Commitment: Part of Apple’s American Manufacturing Program launched under its 4-year, $600 billion US investment initiative, which includes a Texas facility producing AI servers and Mac minis.
💡 Market Takeaway: Apple is systematically strengthening its onshore hardware ecosystem, blending advanced materials, semiconductor manufacturing, and assembly to bolster supply chain security and meet US manufacturing targets.