
The holding company behind Truth Social, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), announced a definitive agreement to combine with Fusion Energy Corp. The merger, valued at roughly $6 billion, would fundamentally reshape TMTG’s business model, shifting its focus from social media and cryptocurrency to advanced nuclear‑fusion technology.
According to the companies’ statements, the partnership aims to leverage TMTG’s capital resources and high‑profile brand to accelerate Fusion Energy’s development of clean, limitless power. In turn, Fusion Energy’s cutting‑edge research is expected to provide TMTG with a new growth engine beyond its existing digital platforms.
President Donald Trump, who retains a substantial equity stake in TMTG, is projected to benefit from the deal’s potential upside, though analysts note that the merger introduces significant operational and regulatory risks. Existing shareholders will receive a mix of cash and newly issued shares in the combined entity, with the exact allocation to be finalized after regulatory approval.
The transaction is subject to approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission and other relevant authorities. Market observers are watching closely to see how the integration of a political‑driven media firm with a high‑tech energy startup will be received by investors and the broader public.
If successful, the merged company could emerge as a pioneering player at the intersection of digital media and clean energy, potentially setting a precedent for unconventional cross‑industry collaborations. The firms have pledged to maintain transparency throughout the transition and to keep users of Truth Social informed about any service changes that may arise.