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Mixed Martial Arts Group (NYSE American: MMA) reported record-breaking sign-ups for its 20 Week Warrior Training Program in Q1 2025, with sales surging 192% year-over-year as of January 15. The company has already secured 560 participants, progressing toward its quarterly target of 800 participants.

The program, launching across 30 gyms in the US, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, generates an average gross revenue of US$1,004 per participant. MMA.inc's recent acquisition of BJJLink has expanded its reach to 18,000 gyms and 802 active locations across 16 countries.

The company's platform currently boasts over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, 50,000 active students, and operates through four business units: TrainAlta, Hype, MixedMartialArts.com, and BJJLink.

Mixed Martial Arts Group (NYSE American: MMA) and UFC Gym have announced the expansion of their collaborative programs following successful launches in California. Starting February 2025, they will add 7 more gyms across California, targeting a global expansion to 150+ UFC Gym locations.

The expansion aims to generate $7 million in annual revenue through structured MMA training programs. This projection is based on historical data showing an average of 24 participants per program generating $1,004 in gross revenue per participant, with each UFC Gym running two programs annually.

The initiative follows successful pilot programs in Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach, demonstrating strong demand for accessible martial arts training. The programs are designed for both beginners and enthusiasts, offering professional-level combat training in a community-driven environment.

Mixed Martial Arts Group (NYSE: MMA) reported key achievements for 2024 and outlined its vision for 2025. The company completed a successful $6.5 million IPO and expanded its platform to include over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, 50,000 active students, and 802 active locations across 16 countries.

Key 2024 milestones include the acquisition of BJJLink and Hype.co, strengthening the company's gym management and fintech capabilities. MMA also deepened its partnership with UFC Gym, aiming to expand its Warrior Training Program to 150 global locations over the next 24 months.

For 2025, MMA plans to focus on integrating its products into a unified digital experience, launching a community app, and enhancing business tools for gyms and coaches. The company aims to capitalize on the growing combat sports industry, valued at over $18 billion annually in the U.S.

Mixed Martial Arts Group (NYSE American: MMA) has acquired BJJLink, a leading jiu-jitsu gym management platform, for up to $13 million. The deal includes $3 million in fixed payments over the first two years and $10 million in variable earn-outs tied to revenue milestones. BJJLink serves over 50,000 active students and expands MMA's footprint to 802 gyms across 16 countries.

The acquisition targets the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu market, which includes over 44,000 studios in the US alone, part of an estimated $18.6bn annual martial arts market. BJJLink offers comprehensive gym management tools, including payment processing, marketing, and content monetization, with subscriptions up to $149 per month. This strategic move strengthens MMA's position in the gym management platform market, projected to reach $1.1 billion by 2031.

Alta Global Group (NYSE American: MMA) has announced its rebranding to Mixed Martial Arts Group , effective immediately. This strategic name change aligns with the company's mission to unify and enhance the martial arts industry while boosting consumer participation. The company serves a market of over 640 million MMA fans through three main business units:

• TrainAlta: Partners with gyms and coaches to deliver consumer products
• Hype: A mobile marketing platform for revenue growth
• MixedMartialArts.com: A leading platform providing MMA news, media, and community features

CEO Nick Langton indicated that upcoming weeks will bring exciting brand updates and product roadmap developments aimed at accelerating revenue growth and expanding product offerings.

Alta Global Group (NYSE American: MMA) reports strong initial demand for its 20-Week Warrior Training Program at UFC Gyms. The program, launched through a partnership with UFC Gym Group, began pre-sales on November 4 in Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach, California, with sign-ups significantly exceeding projections.

The $1,500 program offers participants professional MMA training culminating in a fight finale in the Octagon. Former Invicta FC Champion Jessica Penne hosted a successful session, while elite trainers including UFC fighter Cub Swanson and MMA veteran Jamie Fletcher lead the program. UFC Gym plans to expand the program to their 150+ global locations, with more California gyms scheduled for early 2025.

Alta Global Group (NYSE American: MMA) has announced the withdrawal of its Registration Statement on Form F-1 with the SEC, which was initially filed on September 5, 2024. The Registration Statement had not been declared effective, and no securities were sold in connection with the offering. Alta is a technology company focused on combat sports, operating through three business units: TrainAlta, which partners with gyms for consumer products; Hype, a mobile marketing platform; and MixedMartialArts.com, a community platform for MMA news and media.

Alta Global Group (NYSE American: MMA) has successfully raised $2.1 million through a private placement of ordinary shares priced at $1.68 per share to non-U.S. investors. The funding round, which notably included participation from the company's Board, CEO, and Executive Team, was completed without warrants. The capital will fund Alta's growth initiatives, including the launch of a social platform, expansion of UFC Gym partnership across 150+ locations worldwide, and enhancement of SaaS tools for gym owners and coaches. Alta aims to capitalize on the MMA industry's growth, which includes a UFC fanbase of 640 million globally and approximately 67,000 gyms generating $18.6 billion in annual revenue in the US alone.

RedChip Companies announces the airing of interviews with Alta Global Group (NYSE American: MMA) and UFC Gym Group on Bloomberg TV's RedChip Small Stocks, Big Money™ show on November 9, 2024, at 7 p.m. ET. The interviews feature Alta Global's CEO Nick Langton discussing their partnership with UFC Gym and their digital transformation initiatives in martial arts, including the Warrior Training Program and UFC Fight Fit Program. UFC Gym's CEO Adam Sedlack provides insights on integrating Alta's products across their network of over 150 global gyms, with 700 additional locations in development.