ZTE Inc. was granted permission by the Trump administration to resume some U.S. operations after the Chinese telecommunications firm overhauled its management team, according to a federal filing on Friday.

The Commerce Department’s national security division in April imposed a seven-year sales ban on the company for violating sanctions against North Korea and Iran. That ban was lifted after ZTE agreed to change its leadership and pay a $1.4 billion fine.

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