Presidential Order Requiring Divestment of Jupiter Systems, LLC
July 8, 2025
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The Frame
This order demonstrates the federal government's authority to retroactively unwind foreign business acquisitions that are determined to pose a threat to national security.
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Suirui International Co., Limited
The company is required to divest its ownership interest in Jupiter Systems and comply with restrictions on accessing technical information.
Jupiter Systems, LLC
The company is subject to ownership transfer and must comply with CFIUS oversight regarding its assets and information security.
Last recorded activity July 8, 2025.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The acquisition of Jupiter Systems by Suirui International was completed on February 28, 2020.
- The order requires the complete divestment of all interests in Jupiter Systems within 120 days.
- Purchasers are prohibited from accessing Jupiter's non-public source code and technical information until divestment is verified.
- CFIUS must be notified of any intended buyer for the assets and has 30 days to object to the sale.
- The order is issued under the authority of Section 721 of the Defense Production Act of 1950.
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Why It Matters
This order demonstrates the federal government's authority to retroactively unwind foreign business acquisitions that are determined to pose a threat to national security.
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Retroactive Enforcement
The order targets an acquisition that was completed over five years prior (February 2020), indicating a shift toward retroactive review of foreign investments.
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