Global Interactive Technologies, Inc. filings document the regulatory record of a digital media and entertainment technology company listed on Nasdaq under the symbol GITS. The company’s disclosures include material definitive agreements for music intellectual property, platform-related promotional rights, equity purchase arrangements, convertible note financing, direct financial obligations and unregistered securities issuances.
The filing record also covers Nasdaq continued-listing notices, notifications of late annual reporting, registration-statement amendments, executive officer changes and governance matters. These documents describe the company’s common stock, financing structure, registration obligations, reporting compliance, contractual rights and public-company risk disclosures.
Global Interactive Technologies (GITS) reported Q3 2025 results as it rebuilds around its FANING platform. Revenue was $1,838 in Q3 and $1,867 for the nine months, reflecting early monetization after the platform’s April relaunch.
The company recorded a nine‑month operating loss of $1,781,641 and a net loss of $1,787,707 (Q3 net loss $542,977). Cash stood at $36,915 with a working capital deficit of $(511,145) and an accumulated deficit of $39,689,008. Management states there is substantial doubt about the ability to continue as a going concern.
Capital actions included a 1‑for‑20 reverse split (January 27, 2025), 908,423 shares issued via $838,520 of debt conversions, and 125,383 warrants exercised for $178,044; 3,674,208 shares were outstanding as of November 12, 2025. Intangible software assets were $4.40 million, with amortization contributing to expenses. In Legal Matters, a KRW 142,100,000 administrative fine was upheld on appeal; the company plans to file an administrative lawsuit.
Global Interactive Technologies, Inc. filed a preliminary proxy for its 2025 Annual Meeting scheduled for December 29, 2025, at 11 a.m. ET in Jersey City, NJ. Stockholders are asked to: elect four directors; approve a Charter Amendment increasing the par value of Common and Preferred Stock to $0.02 per share; approve an amendment to the 2022 Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan raising the share reserve to 500,000; ratify the removal of a director; ratify OneStop Assurance, PAC as independent auditor for 2025; and approve a potential adjournment.
Holders of record on November 4, 2025 may vote; 3,674,208 shares of Common Stock were outstanding as of that date. Voting thresholds include plurality for director elections; majority of outstanding shares for the par value change; and majority of voting power represented at the meeting for the plan amendment, director removal, auditor ratification, and adjournment.