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Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited (MMA) reports strong growth in its MMA.INC combat sports platform and outlines a shift toward monetizing its existing network. Over the past nine years, the company has invested approximately US$35 million to assemble assets across gym software, payments, training, community, media and digital identity.
The platform now includes 108,000 registered students, about 28,000 monthly active users, and 15,326 published gym profiles, of which 996 are verified and 389 are paying academies. Since January 2025, paying academies grew about 260%, registered students about 101%, and monthly active users about 89%. Based on May 2026 volumes, the platform processes roughly US$21 million in run-rate annualized payments, representing payment volume rather than company revenue.
MMA also highlights more than 5 million social media followers, about 680,000 user profiles, and approximately 80,000 monthly check-ins. The company recently raised US$4 million in a private placement at US$1.00 per share, around a 160% premium to its August 19, 2026 closing price, and is emphasizing monetization through BJJLink SaaS and payments, TrainAlta programs, UFC GYM fees, events, e-commerce partnerships and new products such as the XP Passport digital identity and loyalty platform.
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS GROUP LTD (MMA) has a new Schedule 13G reporting that Ninja Trescado, LLC and Triple Shot Capital, LLC together may be deemed to beneficially own 4,000,000 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 10.51% of the Ordinary Shares outstanding.
Ninja Trescado, LLC holds 3,750,000 shares of record and Triple Shot Capital, LLC holds 250,000 shares of record, each with sole voting and sole dispositive power over its own holdings. They coordinated their acquisitions and may be deemed a “group,” but each disclaims beneficial ownership of the other’s shares except for any pecuniary interest.
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS GROUP LTD (symbol: MMA) is the issuer of record for a Form 4 filing submitted to the SEC.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited (MMA) completed a private placement of common equity, raising US$4.0 million from a Texas-based family office. The investors bought 4,000,000 ordinary shares at US$1.00 per share, a premium to MMA’s US$0.38 closing price on August 19, 2026, described as approximately a 160% premium. The financing consists solely of common equity, with no warrants, options or convertible securities and no brokerage, finder, placement agent or investment banking commissions. MMA has received the full purchase price, and the shares were issued as restricted securities subject to Rule 144 holding requirements.
MMA intends to use the net proceeds for working capital, supporting execution of its growth strategy and strengthening financial flexibility. As of July 2026, MMA’s platform included over 5 million social media followers, 680,000 user profiles, 27,651 monthly active users and an annualized payments run rate of about US$21 million, alongside strong growth in student profiles and paying academies over the prior 18 months.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, has launched the public TrainAlta online gear store with partner Zebra Athletics, moving beyond program-only bundles to direct merchandise sales. The store creates a standalone merchandise revenue channel alongside TrainAlta training program revenue and offers instalment payment options.
Orders in Australia and the United Kingdom are fulfilled directly by Zebra Athletics under a vendor direct model, allowing expansion without MMA.INC holding inventory. The company intends to scale this ecommerce infrastructure across BJJLink, MixedMartialArts.com and the XP Passport ecosystem, leveraging about 108,000 active BJJLink students and more than 530,000 user accounts.
At an average retail price of $320 USD per full kit, MMA.INC sees potential for additional sales from current and former TrainAlta participants, as well as its broader network of over 5 million social followers, 100,000+ active students, 18,000 published gyms and 800 verified gyms across 22 countries.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, reports strong user engagement on its BJJLink Connect community platform. The app now has more than 17,000 monthly active users, approximately 4,800 peak daily active users, and over 4,000 users active on core academy training days.
The company positions BJJLink Connect as an embedded community layer inside revenue-generating martial arts academies, tying digital engagement to real-world training, schedules, attendance and progress tracking. Across its broader ecosystem, MMA.INC cites over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, 100,000+ active students, and 18,000 published gyms in 22 countries.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited reports unaudited interim results for the six months ended December 31, 2025. Total revenue was A$0.63m, including A$0.76m of program fees (A$0.33m net after A$0.42m paid to gyms), A$0.21m of SaaS revenue and A$0.09m of other income.
Core operating expenses were A$3.67m, while total operating expenses reached A$8.97m, driven by A$2.73m of non-cash share-based payments and A$0.78m of depreciation and amortization. Adjusted EBITDA was A$(4.83)m, with an operating loss of A$(8.34)m and loss after income tax of A$(8.35)m.
The balance sheet moved from net liabilities of A$(1.38)m at June 30, 2025 to positive net assets of A$3.26m at December 31, 2025, helped by equity issuance, conversion of A$6.11m of pre-funded warrants and a December 2025 capital raise. Cash was A$0.61m and trade and other receivables were A$4.08m, including USD2.567m of capital-raise proceeds received just after period end. The company highlights 50+ training programs launched and BJJLink payments at an annualized run-rate of about A$18m, but continues to face going concern risks due to ongoing losses and reliance on additional financing.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, plans to relaunch MixedMartialArts.com with original content built around UFC International Fight Week and Conor McGregor’s highly anticipated July 11, 2026 return. The company aims to use the global attention on McGregor to increase fan engagement, new account registrations and long-term audience growth on the platform.
The relaunch features UFC broadcaster and MMA.INC board member Laura Sanko interviewing MMA.INC co-founder and McGregor’s long-time coach John Kavanagh, providing behind-the-scenes insight into his comeback. MMA.INC positions MixedMartialArts.com as a central content and community hub within its broader ecosystem, which spans platforms like BJJLink, TrainAlta, Hype and XP Passport across 22 countries.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited reported that it has terminated its previously announced $20 million equity line of credit with American Ventures LLC and confirmed it has never used this facility. The company also stated that no funds have been drawn under its separate $5 million unsecured revolving loan facility from a family office.
The update is positioned as a move to simplify the company’s capital structure and remove uncertainty about the availability or use of these financing arrangements.