The factory in Batam is part of a US$1 billion investment that Apple has promised to invest in Indonesia, local media reported. JAKARTA: Tech giant Apple will open a facility in Batam by early next year to manufacture its AirTag tracking device, said an Indonesian minister. Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani said the new facility will supply 65 per cent of what Apple needs to fulfil its global demand for the AirTag. The small coin-shaped device was billed by the firm as an easy way to track one’