Virtuix Secures Lead USMC Training Project, Forms Committee for Defense Acquisitions

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Virtuix Holdings announced it will lead a multi-user VR infantry training project for the U.S. Marine Corps and has formed a special committee to pursue strategic acquisitions in the defense training market.

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• Lead Integrator for USMC Training Project

  Virtuix will lead the development of a multi-user VR infantry training system for the U.S. Marine Corps, incorporating four Omni One treadmills for realistic physical maneuver training. This project is expected to be delivered in Q4 2026.

• Special Committee Formed for Strategic Acquisitions

  The Board of Directors established a special committee to evaluate and pursue acquisitions in the defense training market, targeting companies with $10M-$50M in recurring defense revenues to accelerate growth and government contract access.

• Accelerated Growth Strategy in Defense Sector

  The acquisition initiative aims to accelerate revenue scale, expand government contract access, and acquire critical "past performance" credentials to secure larger, multi-year defense contracts, building on existing traction with the U.S. military.

• Investor Webinar Scheduled

  CEO Jan Goetgeluk will host an investor webinar on May 8, 2026, to discuss these recent commercial successes and the company's growth strategy.

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This 8-K discloses two significant positive developments for Virtuix. First, the company has been selected as the lead integrator for a multi-user virtual infantry training system for the U.S. Marine Corps, incorporating four Omni One treadmills. This project, expected to be delivered in Q4, represents a substantial expansion of Virtuix's defense sector involvement and could lead to broader deployment. Second, the Board of Directors has formed a special committee to actively pursue strategic acquisitions in the defense training and simulation industry. This initiative aims to accelerate revenue growth, gain access to government contract vehicles, and acquire "past performance" credentials, with targets in advanced-stage discussions. These actions demonstrate a clear strategy to capitalize on growing demand for immersive, AI-enhanced training solutions in the defense sector, building on the company's recent success in addressing its going concern warning. Investors should monitor the progress of the Marine Corps project and any announcements regarding potential acquisitions.