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CD Projekt Group FY 2023 Earnings

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The presentation delivers CD Projekt Group’s fiscal‑year‑2023 financial performance and strategic outlook, emphasizing the company’s continued growth as a leading developer and publisher of interactive entertainment. It outlines revenue generation, profitability, cash‑flow dynamics, and the pipeline of upcoming titles, while recommending a dividend payout of PLN 99.9 million at a rate of one złoty per share. Revenue rose 29 percent to PLN 1.23 billion, driven by a 36 percent increase in product and service sales to PLN 1.04 billion. Gross profit improved 20 percent to PLN 849.6 million, while operating expenses grew 15 percent to PLN 331.9 million, yielding EBIT of roughly PLN 376.7 million. Net profit reached PLN 346.5 million, supporting a net‑profit margin near 28 percent. Cash, deposits and Treasury bonds increased by PLN 218.5 million, ending the year at PLN 1.31 billion, and total assets rose 15 percent to PLN 2.61 billion with equity up 18 percent to PLN 2.40 b

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