Trump approved the agreement to transfer TikTok operations to U.S. business control
On September 25, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order that ensures the transfer of TikTok’s operations in the United States under the control of American business. This was reported by Report, stating that the document was published on the official White House website.
September 26, 2025 – 08:32
Trump approved the agreement to transfer TikTok operations to U.S. business control
The order states: “TikTok’s U.S. network will be managed by a new partnership company based in the United States.” It also notes that “the largest share and control in the new structure will belong to American citizens.” China’s ByteDance company will “receive less than a 20% share,” and “the remaining portion will belong to certain investors,” whose identities have not been disclosed.
The company will be managed by a new board of directors, and it is emphasized that these regulations aim to protect Americans’ data and ensure U.S. national security.
After signing the order, Trump said in the White House’s Oval Office that he had discussed the issue in advance over the phone with China’s leader Xi Jinping.
