Virtuix Holdings Inc. Class A Common Stock

Virtuix Holdings Inc. (VTIX) filed Prospectus Supplement No. 1 updating a separate May 2026 resale shelf registration (Registration No. 333-295753), covering the potential resale of up to 25,307,961 shares of Class A Common Stock by selling stockholders. No cash proceeds flow to the company from these secondary sales. Combined with the concurrent Supplement No. 4, Virtuix is facilitating secondary liquidity across approximately 59.5 million shares in aggregate for existing holders.

Virtuix Holdings Inc. (VTIX) filed Prospectus Supplement No. 4 updating its January 2026 resale shelf registration, covering the potential resale of up to 34,213,618 shares of Class A Common Stock by existing registered stockholders — not a primary offering. No proceeds flow to Virtuix from these secondary sales. This expands the tradeable float and provides liquidity to existing PIPE or pre-IPO holders from Virtuix's direct listing without raising new capital for the company.

Virtuix Holdings Inc. (VTIX) entered into warrant amendments with Streeterville Capital LLC on June 29, 2026, adjusting the exercise prices on multiple outstanding warrants including the Equity Financing Warrant to new (unspecified) levels. Warrant exercise price reductions favor the holder and incentivize conversion, typically signaling near-term cash pressure or a negotiated reset; conversion of these warrants would be dilutive to existing shareholders.

Virtuix Holdings released financial results for its fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, and concurrently announced the commercial launch of Omni One for Meta Quest, a consumer VR treadmill product. The dual catalyst of annual earnings disclosure and a significant product launch milestone positions this VR hardware company at an inflection point; the Quest integration is commercially significant for consumer reach.

Virtuix Holdings (VTIX) filed a 424B5 relating to warrant amendments with Streeterville Capital, reducing exercise prices and extending the Reduced Exercise Price Period on three existing warrants. Warrant repricing lowers the conversion threshold, increasing dilution risk for existing shareholders.

Virtuix Holdings entered warrant amendments on June 1, 2026 with Streeterville Capital reducing exercise prices on three warrants originally issued August, October, and December 2025. Dilutive warrant repricing; lowers conversion cost for the warrant holder at shareholders' expense.

Virtuix Holdings Inc. on May 22, 2026 completed an exchange of three outstanding secured convertible promissory notes held by Streeterville Capital — originally totaling $3,320,000 in principal — for a new Pre-Paid Purchase instrument with an original principal of $3,471,923. The exchange was conducted under Section 3(a)(9) of the Securities Act (no registration required) with no additional cash consideration from Streeterville. The Pre-Paid Purchase restructures Virtuix's debt obligations under different terms than the prior notes. For a small-cap VR gaming company, the debt restructuring may defer or alter near-term dilution from note conversions, but the slightly higher principal signals accrued obligations.

Virtuix Holdings Inc. filed a Form S-1 registration statement to register securities for a public offering. The total dollar amount and specific security type are not detailed in the available excerpt, which contains primarily the SEC header and registration checkbox disclosures. This S-1 initiates the public registration process for Virtuix, the developer of the Omni Arena VR gaming platform; completion of the registration would enable a primary public offering or secondary resale of existing shares.