WME Group is a privately owned company headquartered in the US. Founded in 1997, the company employs approximately 12,050 individuals and reported $7.1 billion in revenue as of 2024. It is owned by Silver Lake and operates subsidiaries including IMG Licensing, Pantheon Media Group, TKO Group, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), WME, and Zuffa. The company specializes in providing services for entertainment providers, functioning as a network of businesses (formerly Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc.) that represent talent, intellectual property, and brands. WME Group comprises the talent agency WME, the brand licensing agency IMG Licensing, and the nonscripted content business Pantheon Media Group.
Endeavor is advancing with its 5th and Walsh project in Downtown Austin, slated to house its new headquarters, with plans for the five-story, 198,000-square-foot office and retail building initially submitted to the city in March 2022. An Endeavor representative reported on July 22, 2026, that 85,000 square feet of office space is already leased by undisclosed tenants, signifying the project is more than 55% pre-leased ahead of its groundbreaking. Previously, on July 14, Endeavor secured construction financing for a new luxury apartment tower on McKinney Avenue in Uptown, as part of its broader development plans for North Texas. Earlier, on July 4, a leaked voicemail revealed Stephanie McMahon’s opposition to Vince McMahon’s decision to sell WWE to Ari Emanuel and Endeavor. The message indicated Vince McMahon had privately committed to the deal, describing the Endeavor path as “easier faster” and expressing his readiness to proceed, predating his return to the company’s board or any formal sale process. This development followed newly surfaced audio on July 1, capturing Vince McMahon telling investment banker Jeff Sine that he selected the Endeavor deal because it "solves a lot of problems," offering direct insight into his motive for merging WWE with UFC.
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