Japan’s Nippon Steel is set to finalize its $55-per-share acquisition of U.S. Steel, after President Trump cleared the deal, calling it a “partnership.”

Nippon plans to invest $14 billion over 14 months, with U.S. Steel’s headquarters staying in Pittsburgh.

The deal was initially blocked by President Biden over national security concerns, but Trump ordered a new review.

U.S. Steel’s board will have a U.S. majority, and a “golden share” will give the U.S. government oversight.

The deal aims to save 10,000 jobs in Pennsylvania and create 10,000 more, CNBC has reported.

Trump will hold a rally at U.S. Steel on May 30.

Written by B.C. Begley