The White House has unveiled a new online tracker highlighting a surge of over $8 trillion in corporate investments since President Donald Trump’s return to office. The website showcases 49 major projects across sectors including technology, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing, signaling a robust response to the administration’s America First economic policies.
The website states that all new investments in the U.S. have been “Made possible by President Trump’s leadership — The U.S. has seen a surge of private and foreign investment that are fueling job growth, innovation, and opportunity across every corner of the country.”
Leading the investment wave is Project Stargate—a $500 billion initiative by OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle to establish AI data centers nationwide. Apple and Nvidia have each committed $500 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing and technological capabilities. IBM has announced a $150 billion investment to bolster its growth and manufacturing operations.
In the pharmaceutical sector, significant investments include Johnson & Johnson’s $55 billion, Genentech’s $50 billion, Eli Lilly’s $27 billion, and Novartis’s $23 billion, aimed at expanding manufacturing and research facilities within the United States.
The administration attributes this influx of investments to policies such as tariffs, deregulation, and tax incentives designed to encourage domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign supply chains. President Trump emphasized the unprecedented scale of these investments, noting that the total is approaching $8 trillion—a figure that surpasses the combined investments of previous administrations.
“We have a total of close to $8 trillion all told…And there’s never been anything like that in this country; we’ve never had anything close. I would say, if you looked at the last administration, probably for four years, they did maybe less than $1 [trillion], and we’ve done almost $8 [trillion],” Trump shared on Wednesday.
The investment tracker is part of the broader “America First Investment Policy,” which includes measures to expedite environmental reviews for large projects and restrict investments from foreign adversaries in critical sectors. The policy aims to safeguard national security while promoting economic growth through strategic investments.
