President Donald Trump told a gathering of governors that Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook plans to shift manufacturing from Mexico to the US, a move that the iPhone maker hasn’t publicly discussed.

It’s not clear what manufacturing facilities Trump was referencing, though Foxconn Technology Group — which manufactures the company’s iPhones — already has a large manufacturing presence in Mexico and has announced plans to expand its footprint there.

President Donald Trump on Friday announced that electronics and software giant Apple was planning to relocate its manufacturing from Mexico to the United States. Neither the company nor chief executive officer Tim Cook has publicly confirmed the decision which Trump linked to the reciprocal tariffs which have gone into effect.

President Donald Trump announced on Friday that Apple would shift more manufacturing from Mexico to the United States. The commander-in-chief told a meeting of governors that Apple CEO Tim Cook promised him during a meeting at the White House that the firm would build more products in America,

Trump revealed that he recently met with Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, who confirmed that he will be making a massive investment in the country

President Trump is meeting with Apple's Tim Cook at the White House. Cook aims to maintain a strong relationship with Trump amidst US-China trade tensions, as Apple faces potential tariffs on Chinese-made goods.