9. The Company Has Approximately £100billion ($150billion) Of Spare Cash... More Than The GDP Of 136 Countries
Over the years Apple has been able to build up huge money reserves of £100billion ($150billion) - and that means that the company has more cash than the GDP of 136 countries. In fact, if Apple's spare cash was the worth of a country then the company would slot into the World Bank's list of richest nations at number 58 - just behind Vietnam (GDP of £115billion/$171billion) and ahead of Bangladesh (GDP of £99billion/$149billion). Furthermore, Apple has cash reserves of a higher value than the GDP of Iceland, the Ivory Coast, Serbia and Slovenia put together...
NUFC editor for WhatCulture.com/NUFC. History graduate (University of Edinburgh) and NCTJ-trained journalist. I love sports, hopelessly following Newcastle United and Newcastle Falcons. My pastimes include watching and attending sports matches religiously, reading spy books and sampling ales.
Over the years Apple has been able to build up huge money reserves of £100billion ($150billion) - and that means that the company has more cash than the GDP of 136 countries. In fact, if Apple's spare cash was the worth of a country then the company would slot into the World Bank's list of richest nations at number 58 - just behind Vietnam (GDP of £115billion/$171billion) and ahead of Bangladesh (GDP of £99billion/$149billion). Furthermore, Apple has cash reserves of a higher value than the GDP of Iceland, the Ivory Coast, Serbia and Slovenia put together...