<ul><li>Apple has proposed investing almost $10 million in Indonesia to remove the ban on sales of its latest iPhone models.</li><li>The investment plan involves partnering with suppliers to set up a factory in Bandung, southeast of Jakarta.</li><li>The proposed facility would manufacture accessories and components for Apple gadgets.</li><li>The Indonesian Ministry of Industry is deliberating on the proposal and is expected to reach a decision soon.</li></ul>

Apple to offer additional investments in Indonesia to remove iPhone ban

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