Updated Mar 17, 2026 by PlayWay
PlayWay S.A. achieved significant financial growth in 2017, with net sales revenue nearly tripling to 32.1 million PLN and net profit rising to 15.8 million PLN.
The company maintained a debt-free balance sheet, ending the 2017 fiscal year with 36.9 million PLN in cash and equivalents and total assets of 65.6 million PLN.
The corporate structure expanded to include controlling interests in 24 subsidiaries, including the establishment of Sonka S.A. and DeGenerals S.A. and increased stakes in Madmind Studio and Frozen District.
Earnings per share reached 2.39 PLN for the 2017 fiscal year, reflecting the company's strong operational performance.
Long-term financial investments grew to 18.7 million PLN, driven by the company's strategy of providing loans and publishing services to its network of subsidiaries.
The company capitalized 3.6 million PLN in game development costs as work-in-progress inventory, relying on the Steam platform as its primary revenue channel.
PlayWay S.A. achieved significant financial growth in 2017, with net sales revenue nearly tripling to 32.1 million PLN and net profit rising to 15.8 million PLN.
The company maintained a debt-free balance sheet, ending the 2017 fiscal year with 36.9 million PLN in cash and equivalents and total assets of 65.6 million PLN.
The corporate structure expanded to include controlling interests in 24 subsidiaries, including the establishment of Sonka S.A. and DeGenerals S.A. and increased stakes in Madmind Studio and Frozen District.
Earnings per share reached 2.39 PLN for the 2017 fiscal year, reflecting the company's strong operational performance.
Long-term financial investments grew to 18.7 million PLN, driven by the company's strategy of providing loans and publishing services to its network of subsidiaries.
The company capitalized 3.6 million PLN in game development costs as work-in-progress inventory, relying on the Steam platform as its primary revenue channel.