In an update on TNA Wrestling reportedly seeking investors, the future of the company, both long-term and short-term has been a major topic of discussion over the past few weeks, according to a report from PWInsider.com who note that with this week’s IMPACT Wrestling tapings scheduled to take place at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, the way things currently stand is as follows.

The report notes that since January 2016, TNA Wrestling has been working with Aroluxe, a marketing and production company based in Tennessee that former pro wrestler Ron Harris and Don Harris have been involved with, that has taken over the company’s production as part of a deal that sees Aroluxe handle all of the expenditure for TNA tapings with TNA reimbursing them for expenses, as well as paying them for their services. Aroluxe provides TV production, social media management, media buying, web management and other services to clients. The report also states that the word that has made the way around TNA performers within the past week is that a payment to Aroluxe is due imminently, with one version of the story stating that payment is due today and another stating that it is due Wednesday and that based on TNA’s contract with Aroluxe, if the payment is not made, then Aroluxe would be able to claim majority ownership of the company, leaving Dixie Carter as a minority owner and that while none of the roster would be willing to discuss the situation, if anyone should comment on the situation, it would be Dixie Carter.

The report goes on to note that in terms of Panda Energy, they completely divested themselves of TNA Wrestling a long time ago and have not put money into the company dating back some time from 4-5 years and no longer have any ownership and once Dixie Carter bought out Jeff Jarrett from his shares last year, she was the one and only stockholder and that while Carter has received offers in the past in regards to selling the company, this week could be an interesting one as depending on how the week goes, Dixie may no longer be in that position and we may be on the cusp of a new chapter for the company.