Financial Reports·Updated Mar 17, 2026 by CD Projekt
Financial · August 1, 2024
Published by CD Projekt
The first half of 2024 presents CD Projekt Group’s financial performance as a blend of solid top‑line growth and heightened cost pressures. Total sales revenue reached 99.6 million PLN, a 31 percent increase over the comparable period in 2023, driven primarily by a resurgence in back‑catalogue sales and expansions of flagship titles such as The Witcher series. Revenue from products and services climbed to 45.9 million PLN, while sales of goods for resale and materials grew modestly to 87.4 million PLN. Gross profit on sales improved to 218.0 million PLN, reflecting a healthier margin despite a 16 percent rise in cost of sales to 170.0 million PLN. Operating expenses expanded notably, with total operating costs rising to 120.1 million PLN, up from 107.2 million PLN a year earlier. Selling expenses fell to 85.1 million PLN, yet research and development outlays surged, with new development expenditures of 45.9 million PLN and depreciation of 52.9 million PLN. EBIT contracted to 97.9 million PLN from 140.2 million PLN, while net profit after tax declined to 29.3 million PLN, reflecting the impact of higher tax liabilities and a 24 million PLN increase in deferred tax adjustments. Liquidity indicators show a reduction in cash, deposits and bonds from 1.31 billion PLN at year‑end 2023 to 1.37 billion PLN at the end of June 2024, alongside a 5 percent drop in trade receivables. Total assets grew modestly to 2.66 billion PLN, while equity rose to 2.40 billion PLN, indicating a stable capital structure despite the cash outflow associated with intensified R&D spending and dividend distributions. The reporting covers CD Projekt Group’s global operations, focusing on its core gaming business, shared services, and ancillary projects such as Polaris, Orion, Sirius and Hadar. All figures derive from the company’s internal financial statements prepared in accordance with Polish accounting standards, with no external survey or sampling methodology applied. The presentation is intended solely as an informational overview and does not constitute investment advice or forward‑looking forecasts.
CD PROJEKT GROUP H1 2024 Earnings 2 8 AUGUST 2 0 2 4 | Michał Nowakowski | JOINTCHIEFEXECUTIVEOFFICER , MEMBEROFTHEBOARD | | --- | --- | | Piotr Nielubowicz | CHIEFFINANCIALOFFICER , MEMBEROFTHEBOARD | | PiOtr NielubOWiCZ|CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, MEMBER OF THE BOARD |
H1 2024: Back catalogue sales triggers No. of developers April 30, 2024 407 56 39 20 96 12 630 July 31, 2024 410 60 42 20 99 8 639 Polaris Orion Sirius Hadar Shared Services* Other projects …supported by franchise flywheel activities *General Development Services (e.g. Localization, Quality Assurance), Data, Insights & Experiences, Artificial Intelligence
Development teams engaged in ongoing projects No. of No. of developers April 30, 2024 407 56 39 20 February 29, 2024 630 96 12 17 July 31, 2024 410 60 42 20 99 8 639 42 99 8 Polaris Orion Sirius Hadar Shared Services* Other projects Polaris Orion Sirius Hadar Shared Services* Other projects *General Development Services (e.g. Localization, Quality Assurance), Data, Insights & Experiences, Artificial Intelligence *General Development Services (e.g. Localization, Quality Assurance), Data, Insights & Experiences, Artificial Intelligence
Changes in cash, deposits & bonds CD PROJEKT GROUP RED GOG eliminations H1 2024 vs. H1 2024 vs. H1 2023 H1 2024 H1 2024 H1 2024 H1 2024 H1 2023 [PLN] H1 2023 [%] Sales revenue 325 214 424 812 344 946 87 669 -7 803 99 598 31% Sales of products and services 238 883 344 530 9 027 -45 918 341 154 306 3 070 105 647 44% – CP 2077 + expansion * 59 817 142 559 257 667 254 859 -107 139 115 108 81% – The Witcher 1, 2, 3 + expansions * 45 918 77 837 61 284 60 964 -16 553 -21% Sales of goods for resale and materials 86 331 80 282 3 792 87 363 -10 873 -6 049 -7% Cost of sales 170 006 107 213 124 847 69 028 63 535 -7 716 17 634 16% Cost of products and services sold 42 701 65 684 65 689 -5 -99 911 Cost of goods for resale and materials sold 64 512 59 163 3 339 308 831 63 535 -7 711 22 983 54% -5 349 -8% Gross profit on sales 218 001 299 965 275 918 24 134 -87 81 964 38% Operating costs 120 111 159 742 136 754 23 162 -174 39 631 33% Selling expenses 85 106 60 875 41 077 19 858 -60 -24 231 -28% – Cost of product maintenance 21 516 10 887 10 887 -10 629 -49% – CP IP publishing costs 29 555 14 729 14 729 -14 826 -50% Administrative expenses 60 063 106 034 101 214 4 865 -45 45 971 77% – Research works costs 3 273 45 918 45 918 42 645 1 303% Other operating income less expenses 25 058 7 167 5 537 1 561 69 -17 8911 365 322 -71% – Project Sirius - impairment/adjustment (balance) 18 786 -18 786 -100% EBIT 97 890 140 223 139 164 972 87 42 333 43% Financial income less costs 21 640 34 634 34 264 310
s costs 3 273 45 918 45 918 42 645 1 303% Other operating income less expenses 25 058 7 167 5 537 1 561 69 -17 8911 365 322 -71% – Project Sirius - impairment/adjustment (balance) 18 786 -18 786 -100% EBIT 97 890 140 223 139 164 972 87 42 333 43% Financial income less costs 21 640 34 634 34 264 310 60 12 994 60% Income tax 29 311 4 851 4 597 251 3 -24 460 -83% – Current income tax 23 256 17 899 17 320 579 -5 357 -23% – Change of deferred tax calculation 6 055 -13 048 -12 723 -328 3 -19 103 -315% Net profit Cash, deposits Net profit Research Depreciation 90 219 170 006 Other Ongoing Dividend and bonds for the period works costs* 168 831 business 1 031 144 79 787 Cash, deposits 88% Net profitability and amortization receivables, intangible and (cumulated) works costs* on development paid out and bonds 2024.01.01 27.7% 40.0% 48.9% 1.2% provisions cash flow projects 2024.06.30
Changes in cash, deposits & bonds Assets 61 061 -36 953 31.12.2023 30.06.2024 change change % Non-current assets 9 027 1 450 685 1 525 159 74 474 5% 1 600 000 59 817 527 182 586 630 -107 139 59 448 11% Expenditure on development projects – New development during H1 2024 45 918 112 365 – Depreciation during H1 2024 -52 917 170 006 455 907 426 048 -99 911 Other financial assets * 308 831 -29 859 -7% Property, plant and equipment, investment properties 217 283 251 769 34 486 16% Deferred tax assets 43 433 56 481 13 048 30% Other non-current assets 206 880 204 231 -2 649 -1% Current assets 1 162 815 1 134 848 -27 967 -2% Trade receivables 193 520 83 928 -109 592 -57% Other financial assets * 362 719 457 094 94 375 26% Cash and bank deposits * 516 259 489 825 -26 434 -5% 90 317 104 001 13 684 1 365 322 Other current assets 15% Total assets 1309 459 2 613 500 2 660 007 46 507 2% *Cash, bank deposits and bonds – total 1 309 459 1 365 322 55 863 4% 1 000 000 Cash, deposits Net profit Research Depreciation Change in Acquisition of Other Ongoing Research Expenditure Dividend Cash, deposits and bonds for the period works costs* business and amortization receivables, intangible and (cumulated) works costs* on development paid out and bonds 2024.01.01 liablities, tangible assets cash flow projects 2024.06.30 provisions
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