Trump Media & Technology SEC Filings

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (TMTG) has outlined a proposed merger with nuclear fusion developer TAE Technologies, Inc., positioning the company at what its CEO Devin Nunes describes as the “tip of the spear” in addressing future power needs for AI and data centers. Nunes explains that TAE has built five generations of fusion reactors and is planning a sixth system aimed at producing more energy than it consumes, with conceptual plans for an initial 50‑megawatt commercial reactor and a second reactor in the 350–500‑megawatt range on the same site.

TMTG highlights this transaction as a strategic expansion from its social media and free‑speech technology roots into the energy sector, emphasizing fusion as a potential source of abundant, clean power. The communication stresses that TMTG intends to file a Form S‑4 registration statement with the SEC, which will include a proxy statement/prospectus for TMTG shareholders and a consent solicitation statement for TAE stockholders, and urges investors to read those materials carefully when available because they will contain important information and risk factors related to the proposed merger.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. filed a current report stating that it has furnished a company press release as Exhibit 99.1 under a Regulation FD disclosure item. The press release is dated January 13, 2026 and is treated as “furnished” rather than “filed,” which limits its exposure to certain Exchange Act liabilities and means it is not automatically incorporated into other securities law filings unless specifically referenced.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. is providing an update on its proposed merger with TAE Technologies, Inc. The company plans to file a Form S-4 registration statement with the SEC to register Trump Media common stock to be issued in the transaction, which will include a combined proxy statement, prospectus and consent solicitation statement for Trump Media shareholders and TAE stockholders.

Investors are urged to read the Form S-4 and related documents when available, as they will contain important information about both companies, the merger terms and related risks. The communication explains that directors and executive officers of both companies may be deemed participants in the proxy solicitation and directs investors to existing SEC filings for details on their interests. It also includes extensive forward-looking statement disclosures outlining risks that could affect completion and outcomes of the merger and clarifies that this communication is not an offer to buy or sell securities or a solicitation of any vote or approval.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. and TAE Technologies have begun planning site selection for what they describe as the first fusion power plant based on TAE’s technology. The initial plant is anticipated to deliver about 50 MWe and, after required approvals and closing of their previously announced all‑stock merger valued at more than $6 billion, construction is expected to start in 2026. Future fusion plants are expected to target 350–500 MWe, aiming to provide carbon‑free electricity and industrial heat without traditional nuclear meltdown or waste risks. The combined company, with Devin Nunes and Dr. Michl Binderbauer as co‑CEOs, is expected to close the merger in mid‑2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals, while both companies continue to operate independently until then.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. furnished a new press release dated December 30, 2025 as an exhibit to a current report. The company’s common stock and related redeemable warrants continue to be listed on both The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC and the New York Stock Exchange under the symbols DJT and DJTWW. The report clarifies that the press release, provided as Exhibit 99.1, is being supplied for informational purposes and is not treated as filed for liability purposes under the Securities Exchange Act.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. is pursuing a proposed $6 billion merger with nuclear fusion developer TAE Technologies, aiming to pair its media and technology platform with advanced energy assets. CEO Devin Nunes describes TAE as a privately funded fusion company with five generations of prototype machines and plans to build its first commercial reactor, with an initial 50‑megawatt plant followed by units in the 350‑500 megawatt range. TMTG plans to file a Form S-4 registration statement that will include a proxy statement, prospectus and consent solicitation statement so TMTG shareholders and TAE stockholders can vote on the transaction. The communication emphasizes potential long‑term demand for power from AI, data centers and electrification, while warning that the merger and fusion commercialization face significant regulatory, financing, technological and market risks.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. is preparing for a proposed merger with TAE Technologies, Inc. and plans to file a Form S-4 registration statement to issue TMTG common stock in connection with the deal. The Form S-4 will include a combined proxy statement, prospectus and consent solicitation statement for Trump Media shareholders and TAE stockholders, and will describe the transaction terms, risks and governance of the combined company. The communication urges investors to carefully read the registration statement and related materials when available, and explains that Trump Media and TAE directors and executives may be deemed participants in soliciting proxies for the merger. It also includes extensive forward-looking statement disclaimers highlighting technology, financing, regulatory, market and execution risks, and clarifies that this communication does not constitute an offer to buy or sell securities or a solicitation of any vote or approval.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. plans an all-stock merger with TAE Technologies, a California-based fusion power company, in a transaction valued at more than $6 billion. After closing, Trump Media & Technology Group would become a holding company for its existing platforms Truth Social, Truth+, Truth.Fi, as well as TAE Fusion Power/Technologies, TAE Power Solutions and TAE Life Sciences.

TMTG’s CEO Devin Nunes and TAE’s CEO Dr. Michl Binderbauer are expected to serve as co-CEOs of the combined company, with Trump Media brands remaining under Nunes’s leadership and both businesses continuing operations. TMTG intends to file a Form S-4 registration statement with the SEC that will include a proxy statement, prospectus and consent solicitation statement, and emphasizes that shareholders should carefully read those materials when available because they will contain important details, risks and terms for voting on the proposed merger.

Trump Media & Technology Group plans to merge with TAE Technologies in an all‑stock deal valued at more than $6 billion, inclusive of debt. After closing, current TMTG shareholders are expected to own about 50% of the combined company on a fully diluted basis, creating what management describes as America’s first publicly traded nuclear fusion power company.

TMTG reports it had more than $3 billion in financial assets as of the end of the third quarter of 2025, which it plans to deploy to advance TAE’s fusion technology. As part of the transaction, TMTG will invest up to $200 million into TAE and another $100 million upon filing a Form S‑4. The companies target closing in mid‑2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals, and aim to site their first utility‑scale fusion plant, expected to be 350–500 megawatts, by year‑end 2026, with a goal of first power in 2031.