“BYTE DANCE” GET 50% OF THE PROFITS OF “TIC TALK” IN AMERICA UNDER THE TRUMP AGREEMENT

The Chinese parent company of the Tiktok application is expected to receive about half of the profits of the platform operations in the United States, even after most of the US investors were sold as part of an agreement supervised by President Donald Trump, according to people who are familiar with the case. According to the people who asked not to reveal their identity because of the confidentiality of the conditions, it is expected to deliver fees for the US entity, in addition to part of the profits, according to the people who asked not to reveal their identity due to the confidentiality of the conditions, fees will obtain on all income arising from the availability of its algorithms for the American entity. In total, it is likely that the parent company in Beijing gets 50% or more of the total operating profit in the United States after the new owners received control, according to the informed. It may be interested in: The breakthrough between America and China is expanding with the “Tok Tok” agreement, the diplomatic efforts did not respond, “byte -dance”, “Tek Tok” or the White House at the requests for comments. The “Tech Talk” drama represents the arrangement of profit that shares the latest exceptional drama classes in the world of companies, which extends through successive US administrations. President Joe Biden has signed a law that obliges “Bait Dance” to abandon the control of the US “Tick Tok” operations of US owners or to close the closure. Since his return to the White House, Trump has repeated the deadline for sale while negotiating a settlement that keeps the service under operation, and he regularly said that the support he received via ‘Tok Tok’ helped him win the 2024 election. Last week, Trump spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about the agreement, and the US side said the two leaders had reached an agreement to sell. However, the authorities in China have refused to confirm this consensus, and the conditions of the agreement are not yet decided. Vice president GD wagons raised ambiguity on Thursday when he said the selling price would be about $ 14 billion, far less than the estimates of analysts ranging between $ 35 and $ 40 billion. Also read: Trump signs an order on the US “Tek Tok” with a $ 14 billion rating that could explain the arrangement of profit sharing of this contrast. According to the current proposal, the US “Tech Talk” will pay big fees for “byte” on income from the use of algorithm, which is the fundamental technology of his work attributed to the service. According to one of the informed, ‘byte -dance’ can receive 20% of the additional income or those generated via algorithm. With these conditions, for example, if revenue is $ 20 billion, the company could receive up to $ 4 billion. Type -Tok’s profit sharing -alliance, except that ‘Asset Dance’ will get about 20% of the remaining income, in line with its capital. The American -backed coalition, which is likely to ‘Oracle’, ‘Silver Lake Management’ and ‘MGX’, based in Abu Dhabi, and will include current investors, will share the remaining profits. This coalition is expected to own about 80% of US actions. Read more: Oracle, “Silver Lake” and the Emirati “Mgx” want to buy 45% of technical talks. This distribution of profits in the new project shows the reason for the big gap between analysts’ estimates of US business value and the price offered by the Trump administration. Ashwin Binwani Capital, which does not have shares in “Byte Dance”, said that the $ 14 billion proposal could be the cheapest deals for technology during the contract. ” He estimated that the proposed number reflects a third of the true value of “Tik Talk”. He added: “According to all the most important financial standards and comparisons to the sector’s peers, this price seems to be from reality.” Vans noted that it was the buyers who would eventually determine the paid amount. It is not yet clear how close “Bayt Dance” and the coalition that obtained the conditions. Regarding the Chinese embassy in Washington, it responded to Trump’s latest statements to repeat a previous statement on the issue, saying that “the US side should provide an open, fair and non -discriminatory environment for Chinese investors.”