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Global Tech Industries Group, Inc.'s SEC filings document material-event disclosures for a Nevada corporation, including governance, material agreements, corporate-status matters and public-company reporting obligations. The filing record includes Form 8-K reports covering auditor and compliance matters as well as court-supervised receivership disclosures.
Recent filings describe the appointment and actions of a court-appointed receiver, interim reports filed with the court, and the divestiture of Gold Transaction International, Inc. from GTII's subsidiary structure. The disclosures also address receiver authority over contracts, transfers and potential claims, alongside the company's capital-structure and governance reporting.
Global Tech Industries Group, Inc. reports that its court-appointed receiver has determined that, as of 5:00 p.m. EST on December 29, 2025, Gold Transaction International, Inc. (GTI Gold) is no longer a subsidiary of the company and that ownership of GTI Gold has been assigned to its manager, Todd Chisholm.
The filing notes that this divestiture does not release GTI Gold, its managers, former members, or agents from any potential claims or liability. The receiver states he is exercising authority granted by a prior court order, which permits him to undo certain transfers and contracts and to seek claw-backs, cancellations, freezes, or disgorgement of issuances, payments, and transfers to related parties where he deems it necessary and appropriate.
Global Tech Industries Group, Inc. (GTII) reported two court-related updates. The court-appointed receiver filed a Fifth Interim Report dated November 1, 2025, consistent with the company’s ongoing receivership in Nevada District Court.
The filing also notes a Notice of Entry of Clerk’s Entry of Default Against Astra Energy, Inc. in a case brought by GTII’s subsidiary, TTII Strategic Acquisitions and Equity Group, Inc. The dispute stems from a February 16, 2023 loan agreement under which TTII lent Astra $100,000 for a 12‑month term at 10% annual interest, with quarterly interest payments, a $500 per day late fee provision, and collateral via assignment of Patent No. US 2020/0164381 A1. The Receiver states an intent to pursue available legal actions to collect on the default judgment.
Global Tech Industries Group, Inc. reports a receivership-related development involving certain creditors. The company is under a court-appointed receivership in a Nevada case in which Paul L. Strickland serves as receiver. On September 22, 2025, the receiver and four alleged creditors—Bronx Family Eyecare, Nikolay Bitsenko, Michael Andreyev and Dr. Igor Kirzhner—filed a Stipulation and Order. This filing extends the established creditor claims bar date from September 15, 2025 to November 14, 2025, but only for these four alleged creditors. The parties have reached terms to settle these creditors’ claims and are working to document a written settlement agreement and related releases, which will be subject to court approval. A copy of the stipulation is included as an exhibit.