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Apollo Puts A Multi-Trillion-Dollar Price Tag On America's Industrial Comeback
Apollo Puts A Multi-Trillion-Dollar Price Tag On America's Industrial Comeback
Apollo’s head of thematic investing, Rob Bittencourt, says US reindustrialization is already “underway,” driven by efforts to reshore critical supply chains, rebuild domestic industrial capacity, expand data centers, restart the rearmament cycle, and power up the grid for the next evolution of the modern economy.
Rebuilding the industrial base could require trillions of dollars in additional investment, Bittencourt explained. The effort reflects a broader push to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers, including China, in sectors where disruptions carry significant economic and...
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