The Rezolve AI plc (NASDAQ: RZLV) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides direct access to the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer. Rezolve Ai files annual reports on Form 20-F and furnishes frequent Form 6-K current reports, which together document key aspects of its AI-powered commerce business, capital structure and corporate actions.
In the supplied filings, Rezolve Ai uses Form 6-K to report on topics such as revenue guidance updates, acquisitions, financing transactions, shareholder meetings and the incorporation of external financial statements. Examples include 6-K reports describing the SmartPay asset acquisition and the Subsquid Labs GmbH share purchase agreement, the Crownpeak-related financial information, and securities purchase agreements for private placement offerings. Other 6-Ks note general meetings of shareholders, warrant exercises and the use of proceeds for sales expansion, potential accretive M&A, working capital and development of the Brain Commerce platform.
These filings complement Rezolve Ai’s press releases by providing formal details on transaction terms, consideration, registration statements on Form F-3, and the integration of exhibits such as audited financial statements and pro forma combined financial information. They also reference non-GAAP metrics like Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA, along with risk factor discussions incorporated by reference to the company’s Form 20-F.
On Stock Titan, users can review Rezolve Ai’s 6-Ks, 20-F and related documents as they are made available through EDGAR, while AI-powered summaries help explain the significance of each filing. This includes identifying material acquisitions, capital raises, registration rights agreements and other events that shape Rezolve Ai’s position as an AI commerce and software infrastructure company. For deeper analysis, investors can also monitor how recurring revenue metrics, financing activity and corporate development initiatives appear across multiple filings over time.
Rezolve Ai plc reports two key updates. First, certain sellers in its Reward Loyalty UK Limited acquisition waived an aggregate US$14,000,000 warranty retention claim, and in return the company will issue warrants to buy 4,670,000 ordinary shares. Second, Rezolve Ai reaffirmed its FY26 revenue guidance of about $360 million, highlighting Q1 2026 revenue of about $60 million, already above full-year 2025 revenue of $46.8 million. Management cites more than 1,000 enterprise customers and growing adoption of its Brain Suite, brainpowa and TraceWare technologies across a global retail market it describes as roughly $30 trillion.
Perry Stephen reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
REZOLVE AI PLC director Stephen Perry reported an equity award and updated holdings. He received a grant of 95,600 Ordinary Shares at 2.7777 per share, bringing his direct ownership to 874,526 Ordinary Shares. A separate entry shows 128,530 Ordinary Shares held indirectly through his spouse.
Rezolve Ai reported preliminary, unaudited Q1 2026 revenue of $60 million, surpassing its audited full-year 2025 revenue of $46.8 million in just 90 days. Management links this jump to faster conversion of its contracted revenue base and growing production use of its Brain Commerce, Brain Checkout and brainpowa technologies across more than 950 enterprise clients.
The company reaffirmed its $360 million revenue guidance for 2026 and stated it can deliver its 2026 plan and reach profitability without raising equity capital. It highlighted an annualized revenue run-rate of more than $232 million entering 2026, based on December 2025 MRR of $19.4 million, and emphasized its positioning in “agentic commerce,” where AI helps drive end-to-end transactions.
Rezolve AI plc furnished a Form 6-K to share a flyer given at the 2026 Commerce Live leadership conference, where Commerce.com, Inc. hosted an investor briefing. The flyer criticizes Commerce.com’s share-price performance, revenue growth, net revenue retention and trading liquidity, and questions its board’s decision to reject a proposal from Rezolve and adopt a poison pill.
The flyer outlines Rezolve’s vision for a business combination with Commerce.com, citing a forecast that AI-driven ecommerce could reach $144 billion by 2029 and promoting Rezolve’s “Advanced Commerce” technologies. It highlights potential combined metrics, including 60,000 storefronts, “brainpowa” AI, and more than $700 million in combined revenue with over 90% core software margins as a baseline. Extensive forward-looking statement and securities law disclaimers emphasize that this communication is not an offer or solicitation and that any transaction would depend on future SEC filings and required approvals.
Rezolve AI plc major shareholders filed Amendment No. 3 to update their Schedule 13D positions in the company’s ordinary shares. Daniel Maurice Wagner now reports beneficial ownership of 52,483,622 shares, representing 15.60% of the 336,327,587 shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025. DBLP Sea Cow Limited, wholly owned by Daniel Wagner, holds 47,785,117 shares, or 14.21% of the class, while Adam Wagner reports 48,535,117 shares, or 14.43%. The filing notes that on March 18 the company issued 8,040,733 shares at par value to DBLP for services, and on April 2, 2026 DBLP purchased 273,319 shares from John Wagner’s widow and 539,637 shares from M1 Real Estate Group at $4.00 per share.
Rezolve AI plc Chief Executive Officer Daniel Maurice Wagner, who is also a director and ten percent owner, reported open-market purchases of company ordinary shares. Through DBLP Sea Cow Limited, which he wholly owns, he bought a total of 812,956 ordinary shares at $4.00 per share in two transactions on April 2, 2026. A separate line in the filing shows he directly holds 4,698,505 ordinary shares. The filing notes he may be deemed to share voting and investment power over the shares held by DBLP.
Rezolve AI plc used this investor call to introduce its AI commerce platform and outline a proposed stock-for-stock combination with Commerce.com. Management highlighted 2025 GAAP revenue of $46.8 million, second-half revenue that grew 543% over the first half, and December monthly revenue of $19.4 million, implying an annualized run rate above $232 million.
Rezolve reported 66% blended gross margins, with core software margins above 90%, and said it has over $750 million in total funding and $232 million of contracted 2026 revenue, raising 2026 guidance to $360 million (described as 7.5x year-on-year growth). The call describes Commerce.com’s over 60,000 merchants and contrasts its low growth outlook with Rezolve’s, asserting that a combined company could generate more than $700 million in 2026 pro forma revenue using a two-for-one share exchange proposal.
Rezolve Ai plc filed a Form 6-K after issuing a press release sharply criticizing Commerce.com’s board for adopting a stockholder rights plan, or poison pill, in response to Rezolve’s proposed business combination. Rezolve argues the plan blocks shareholders from evaluating an exchange offer it says implies more than double Commerce.com’s recent $2.50 share price.
The company highlights its own growth profile, citing $232 million in contracted 2026 revenue, full-year 2026 guidance of $360 million representing 7.5 times year-on-year growth, and $750 million in total funding. Rezolve also notes a Wall Street analyst consensus target of $11.00 for its shares and claims Commerce.com’s board has overseen a 96% stock price decline from post-IPO highs. Rezolve plans an investor call on April 15, 2026 at 0800 Eastern Time to discuss its proposal and the implications of the rights plan.
Rezolve Ai plc filed a Form 6-K highlighting a press release about an upcoming investor call on April 15, 2026, focused on its proposed business combination with Commerce.com, Inc. The call will cover Rezolve Ai’s technology platform, financial trajectory, the strategic rationale for the combination, and an open Q&A.
Rezolve Ai states it is on track for 7.5x year-on-year growth in 2026, with $232 million in contracted revenue already secured and full-year 2026 guidance raised to $360 million, excluding any contribution from Commerce.com. Commerce.com is described as guiding to about 1.5% revenue growth and having a network of more than 60,000 captive merchants, which Rezolve Ai believes could rapidly expand deployment of its Brain Suite and RezolvePay if the proposed combination is completed.
Rezolve Ai plc has filed a Form 6-K after issuing a forceful press release responding to the Commerce.com board’s rejection of its proposed share-for-share acquisition. Rezolve had offered an exchange of one Rezolve Ai share for every two Commerce.com shares, which Commerce.com’s board labeled a discount to its current trading price.
Rezolve disputes this, arguing Commerce.com’s thinly traded stock and 3% annual revenue growth do not support a credible standalone turnaround, especially for a stock it says has lost 96% of its value. By contrast, Rezolve highlights itself as a high-growth platform targeting 7.5x year-on-year revenue growth, with 64% of its 2026 revenue target already contracted.
The company states it will now take its case directly to Commerce.com shareholders and remains committed to pursuing what it describes as a disciplined, highly accretive combination, while including extensive forward-looking statements and transaction risk disclosures.