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The SEC filings page for Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited (NYSE American: MMA), doing business as MMA.INC, provides access to the company’s official regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer. These documents, filed primarily on Form 20-F and Form 6-K, give investors detailed information on MMA.INC’s combat sports technology ecosystem, capital structure, governance, and material agreements.
Through its filings, MMA.INC has described a business built around four core platforms: TrainAlta, BJJLink, Hype, and MixedMartialArts.com, all aimed at connecting global mixed martial arts fans with training programs, gyms, and athletes. Form 6-K reports have covered topics such as the appointment of strategic advisors, including Donald Trump Jr., updates on partnerships with UFC GYM, and the expansion of BJJLink as a gym management platform for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu franchise studios.
Capital markets activity is another key theme in MMA’s SEC disclosures. A 6-K in October 2025 reported that, following a public offering in June 2025, the company’s capital structure at that time consisted exclusively of common stock with no outstanding debt to external lenders and no variable-price convertible instruments. Later 6-K filings document a private placement of Series A Preferred Shares and related warrants to a placement agent, along with a registration rights agreement to register the ordinary shares issuable upon conversion and exercise. These filings help investors understand how MMA.INC finances its platform expansion and Web3 ecosystem strategy.
Annual reporting on Form 20-F, as referenced in company announcements, offers a more comprehensive view of MMA.INC’s operations, risk factors, and financial statements. Current reports on Form 6-K supplement this with timely updates on matters such as annual general meeting notices and results, revenue growth commentary for BJJLink, and progress on tokenization and AI integration. On Stock Titan, AI-powered tools can assist readers by highlighting the most important sections of lengthy filings, summarizing complex capital structure details, and surfacing items related to topics like token economics, software agreements, or advisory arrangements. This makes it easier to interpret MMA.INC’s regulatory history, track changes over time, and connect filing disclosures with the company’s broader combat sports technology and Web3 narrative.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited launched instant, frictionless online self-onboarding for its BJJLink platform, letting martial arts academies worldwide start using the service without direct sales involvement. This is intended to speed up customer acquisition and lower costs.
The update builds on strong momentum, including 145% year-on-year subscription revenue growth and 141% growth in transaction volume to an annualized run-rate of about $16.2 million as of February 2026. The company plans to add AI-driven sales and onboarding agents to automate lead engagement and conversion, aiming to boost recurring subscription revenue and transaction volumes across memberships and in-gym commerce.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited filed a Form 6-K highlighting an expanded operational role for co-founder John Kavanagh, longtime coach of UFC star and MMA.INC investor Conor McGregor. Kavanagh will lead initiatives aimed at converting an estimated 700M+ global MMA fans into active participants across the company’s ecosystem.
His mandate includes structured training programs for military, law enforcement and first responders, expansion into youth and female-focused programming with UFC broadcaster Laura Sanko, and scaling online training academy content to grow subscription revenue. MMA.INC cites a growing platform reach of over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, 75,000+ active students, 18,000 published gyms and 800 verified gyms across 22 countries through assets such as TrainAlta, BJJLink, Hype and MixedMartialArts.com.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited filed a Form 6-K to share a press release highlighting first-quarter 2026 upgrades to its BJJLink software platform, which the release title links to recent 145% BJJLink revenue growth. BJJLink serves as an operating system for combat sports academies.
The company introduced Academy Custom Pages for public-facing membership and class pages with embedded analytics and conversion tracking, along with enhanced income reporting, payments, scheduling, billing controls, notifications, kiosk tools and member management. It is also expanding multilingual support, curriculum aligned with major affiliations and collaboration with UFC GYM to support larger international gym networks.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, filed a report highlighting a press release on women’s growing role in its platform. Board member and UFC broadcaster Laura Sanko appeared on CBS Mornings and The Drew Barrymore Show to discuss how martial arts training boosts confidence, fitness and personal safety for women.
The company links this trend to broader momentum in mixed martial arts following the UFC’s $7.7 billion broadcast partnership with Paramount, which brings events to Paramount+ and CBS. MMA.INC positions itself to benefit through its ecosystem of over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, more than 75,000 active students, 18,000 published gyms and over 800 verified gyms across 16 countries.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, has entered a strategic partnership with Zebra Athletics to launch a new gear, equipment and apparel revenue platform across its martial arts participation ecosystem.
Zebra will supply co-branded training equipment, gear and apparel for MMA.INC’s TrainAlta programs, aiming to improve participant experience while creating a new merchandise-driven revenue stream. The arrangement is described as capital-light, using Zebra’s existing supply chain so MMA.INC can scale product offerings without manufacturing overhead.
The platform will launch first in Oceania, where both companies already operate, with a planned global rollout across MMA.INC’s international network of participants, gyms and academy partners. The release notes an estimated $1.5 billion global MMA equipment market and highlights MMA.INC’s base of 530,000 user profiles, more than 75,000 active students and over 800 verified gyms across 16 countries.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, reported sharp growth in payment activity on its BJJLink platform. Annualized transaction volume reached approximately $16.2 million as of February 2026, up about 141% from the $6.7 million processed during calendar year 2024.
BJJLink serves Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and martial arts academies with tools for memberships, billing, student engagement, retail and event registrations, with payments processed through Stripe. Most volume comes from recurring memberships, typically $120–$200 per month, supplemented by merchandise and event fees.
The company highlights that growing usage is also creating detailed operational and consumer data across the martial arts ecosystem. Management views this data and the BJJLink platform as core pillars in MMA.INC’s broader strategy to build digital infrastructure for the global martial arts industry.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited reported that subscription revenue from its BJJLink platform grew 145% year-on-year for the twelve months ended December 31, 2025, reflecting strong demand for its martial-arts specific academy management software.
The company describes BJJLink as a core pillar of its strategy to build a technology ecosystem for combat sports, supported by an AI-driven sales and marketing engine, migration from generic fitness software, and an active pipeline of strategic acquisitions and partnerships expected to drive additional catalysts in 2026.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited is registering for resale up to 19,047,619 Ordinary Shares by the selling shareholder, American Ventures LLC, Series XL MMA ELOC, which includes 400,000 Ordinary Shares issuable upon exercise of pre‑funded warrants. The registration covers shares issued or issuable under a $20,000,000 equity purchase agreement dated December 29, 2025.
The company states it is not selling any shares under this prospectus and will not receive proceeds from sales by the selling shareholder, though it may separately sell Purchase Shares to American Ventures (up to $20.0 million in aggregate) under the Purchase Agreement subject to conditions and exchange listing rules.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited is updating shareholders on its push into digital finance and Web3. In 2025 it appointed Donald Trump Jr. as Strategic Advisor, signed a strategic MOU with World Liberty Financial to co-develop an MMA.INC token ecosystem, and integrate the USD1 stablecoin for transactions.
The company acquired BJJLink, boosting high-margin SaaS subscription revenue and deepening access to the U.S. martial arts market, and expanded its partnership with UFC Gym across 150+ locations. Management highlights a debt-free capital structure and plans for 2026 centered on token deployment, platform expansion, stablecoin integration and broader ecosystem activation.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited has filed a resale prospectus covering up to 4,628,570 ordinary shares issuable from the conversion of Series A preferred shares and the exercise of warrants. Only existing investors and Dominari Securities LLC may sell these shares; the company itself is not selling stock.
The company may receive up to approximately $240,000 if the warrants, exercisable at $0.70 per share, are exercised for cash, which it plans to use for working capital and general corporate purposes. Management highlights substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, given recurring losses and limited cash, and does not expect to pay dividends in the foreseeable future.
MMA.INC operates a subscription-driven digital and in-gym training platform targeting an estimated 700 million global mixed martial arts fans, partnering with owner-operated gyms rather than owning facilities. It has strategic relationships with high-profile advisors and a multi-year partnership with UFC Gym, and is developing a Web 3.0 rewards ecosystem to let users “get paid to train” via tokenized incentives.