JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says America has allowed itself to become too reliant on unreliable sources for critical minerals, products, and manufacturing

WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has announced a $1.5 trillion investment plan which is aimed at revitalizing America’s industrial backbone and reducing dependence on foreign supply chains. As reported by Business Insider, the decade-long initiative called the Security and Resiliency Initiative will majorly target important sectors such as defense, frontier technologies, energy and advanced manufacturing. “It has become painfully clear that the United States has allowed itself to become too reliant on unreliable sources of critical minerals, products, and manufacturing—all of which are essential for our national security,” Dimon said.

As reported by Business Insider, Jamie Dimon revealed that the bank will commit $10 billion of its own capital to jumpstart the efforts with the remainder facilitated via financing, strategic investments and partnerships.

As per the Business Insider report, Dimon also outlined four key sectors which will get focused investment. The industries include:

1. Defense and aerospace

Command & Control Tech

Space Launch & Spacecraft

Unmanned Systems

Munitions, Missiles & Hypersonics

Secure Communication & Mesh Networks

G Infrastructure

Critical Components

2. Frontier technologies

Cybersecurity

Quantum Computing

Artificial Intelligence

Edge Computing

Sensor Hardware

3. Energy technology

Nuclear Energy

Grid Resilience

Distributed Energy Systems

Battery Storage

Solar Power

4. Supply chain and advanced manufacturing

Nanomaterials & Microelectronics

Critical Minerals Mining & Processing

Pharmaceutical Precursors

Autonomous Mobile Robots

Shipbuilding

Mission-Critical Real Estate

Advanced Bulk Materials

A call for unity and urgency

Jamie Dimon also stressed the fact that this initiative is not only about economic growth but it is about safeguarding the future of America. Hopefully, once again, as America has in the past, we will all come together to address these immense challenges,” he said. “We need to act now.”

The announcement from Dimon comes at a time when concerns over global instability, supply chain vulnerabilities, and the race for technological dominance are growing. JPMorgan’s move signals a bold private-sector push to reinforce U.S. resilience in the face of mounting geopolitical and economic pressures.