Welcome to our dedicated page for Mixed Martial SEC filings (Ticker: MMA), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
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 Ltd director Taylor Vaughn William was granted 600,000 Performance Rights held indirectly via Nalaroo Holdings Pty Ltd. Each right converts into one ordinary share if MMA group revenue exceeds US$10,000,000 in any financial year ending on or before 30 June 2029. There is no service requirement; the rights vest immediately once the revenue condition is met and lapse entirely if it is not achieved by that date.
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS GROUP LTD director Eric Corbett received a grant of 50,000 Restricted Stock Units as equity compensation. Each RSU converts into one ordinary share upon vesting, scheduled for 30 April 2027, contingent on his continued service. The RSUs are held indirectly through 1001038342 ONTARIO INC., an entity he fully owns and controls.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Ltd director Richard Paolone reported receiving an award of 50,000 Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) on 08 May 2026. These RSUs were granted under the company’s Employee Incentive Plan at no cash cost to him.
Each RSU will convert into one ordinary share of Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited when it vests. The entire 50,000-unit grant vests in full on 30 April 2027, as long as Paolone continues in service through that date. The RSUs are held indirectly through 2818390 Ontario Corp., an entity he wholly owns and controls.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Ltd reported that Chief Executive Officer Nicholas John Langton, through Snowflower Holdings Pty Ltd, received an indirect grant of 1,000,000 Performance Rights on 8 May 2026 under the Company’s Employee Incentive Plan.
Each Performance Right converts into one fully paid ordinary share upon vesting. Vesting occurs only if MMA group revenue exceeds US$10,000,000 in any financial year ending on or before 30 June 2029. There is no tenure or service requirement. The rights vest immediately once the revenue condition is met and lapse entirely if it is not met by that date.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited has entered into a non-dilutive, unsecured revolving credit facility of $5,000,000 with Number 8 Partners Pty Ltd. The agreement provides a 24‑month term at 12% annual interest on drawn amounts only, with an additional 2% on overdue sums. During an initial 12‑month availability period, the company may draw, repay and reborrow funds up to the facility limit, subject to lender approval and no event of default. Proceeds may be used for strategic acquisitions, working capital and general corporate purposes, supporting MMA.INC’s plan to expand its technology-driven combat sports ecosystem.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, has expanded its TrainAlta training program internationally by launching it across five UFC GYM locations in Australia. TrainAlta is now live in Sydney CBD, Macarthur Square, Wetherill Park, Woolooware and Bankstown, marking its first rollout beyond North America.
This launch builds on TrainAlta’s deployment across UFC GYM North America since 2023 and is positioned as a key step in scaling MMA.INC’s structured, coach-led training system through an international gym network. The company links this expansion to its broader strategy of increasing measurable participation, user engagement and future monetization tied to participation, retention, loyalty and rewards.
MMA.INC highlighted growing platform activity, citing more than 216,000 training check-ins in Q1 2026 and a wider ecosystem that includes over 5 million social followers, 530,000 user profiles and 75,000+ active students connected to 18,000 published gyms and 800 verified gyms across 22 countries.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, reported record activity on its BJJLink platform with 216,176 BJJ student check-ins in Q1 2026, up 105% from 105,580 in Q1 2025. Check-ins have risen from 34,578 in Q1 2023 to 69,392 in Q1 2024, 105,580 in Q1 2025 and 216,176 in Q1 2026, a 6.3x increase and an implied compound annual growth rate of about 84% over the period. Cumulatively, BJJLink has captured more than 1.4 million verified check-ins since inception. The company highlights that each check-in represents a verified unit of training activity, building a behavioural data layer that can support retention analysis, gamification, loyalty and rewards features, and future monetization tied to software subscriptions, payments, commerce and partner initiatives.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, reported strong expansion of its BJJLink platform across Latin America. Paying academies in the region grew from 73 to 151 between April 2025 and April 2026, a 107% year-over-year increase, while the country footprint rose from 9 to 12 with the addition of Argentina, Uruguay and Venezuela.
The company highlighted earlier BJJLink momentum, including 145% year-over-year subscription revenue growth and 141% growth in transaction volume, reaching an annualized run-rate of about $16.2 million as of February 2026. MMA.INC positions Latin America as a key growth pillar, citing deep local Jiu-Jitsu culture, many independent academies and strong demand for digital gym infrastructure.
Across its broader ecosystem, MMA.INC reports over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, 75,000+ active students, 18,000 published gyms and 800 verified gyms in 22 countries, supporting its strategy to connect real-world academy participation with a global digital combat sports network.
Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited, doing business as MMA.INC, used a third-party success story to showcase its TrainAlta program operating inside UFC GYM locations. An L.A. TACO feature followed Los Angeles chef Walther Adrianzen, who lost 41 pounds and moved from casual interest to a sanctioned amateur MMA bout through TrainAlta.
The Company believes this validates how structured programs in partner gyms can convert interest in combat sports into long-term participation and meaningful personal outcomes, supporting its strategy to build a participation-driven ecosystem across training, events, digital engagement and payments.
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS GROUP LTD Chief Financial Officer Aaron Richard Links filed an initial ownership report detailing indirect stakes in the company. The filing shows ordinary shares held through 3PF Investments Pty Ltd and a superannuation account, plus Class A and Class B performance rights tied to ordinary shares.
According to the footnotes, some performance rights convert into fully paid ordinary shares once specified sales milestones and continued employment conditions are met, and those milestones have been achieved as of this report. Other performance rights depend on operational and financial milestones before expiration, and none of those milestones had been attained as of the filing date.