LegalPCF Group
Raport bieżący nr 16/2024: Wypowiedzenie umów kredytu
6 Sept 20241 pages~1 min full read
PCF Group S.A. formally terminated two credit facility agreements with Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A. on September 6, 2024.
The cancelled facilities consisted of a 30,000,000 PLN revolving credit line and a 4,426,444 EUR revolving credit line.
The company had zero utilization of these credit lines, as no requests for funds were submitted since the agreements were established in October 2023.
The termination will become effective following a ten-business-day notice period after the bank receives the formal declaration.
The management board has initiated the process to release all collateral and securities associated with these credit obligations to clear company assets of liens.
The move signals a strategic shift in financing, indicating that the company is no longer relying on these specific credit facilities for its work-for-hire game production projects.
PCF Group S.A., the parent company of game developer People Can Fly, has formally terminated two significant credit facility agreements previously established with Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A. The termination notice, issued on September 6, 2024, applies to a revolving credit facility of up to 30,000,000.00 PLN and a second revolving credit facility of up to 4,426,444.00 EUR. These financial instruments were originally secured in October 2023 to provide capital for costs associated with work-for-hire game production projects.
The termination of these agreements follows a period in which the company did not submit any requests for funds, resulting in zero utilization of the available credit lines. The cancellation becomes effective after a notice period of ten business days from the date the bank receives the formal declarations. This strategic move indicates a shift in the company's financing requirements or a reliance on alternative capital sources for its ongoing development projects.
In conjunction with the termination, the management board has requested the release of all collateral and securities established to back the credit obligations. This process involves the bank providing necessary documentation to confirm the expiration of these securities and enabling the removal of liens or encumbrances from the company’s assets in relevant public registers. The scope of this action is centered on the Polish corporate entity and its financial relationship with its primary lender regarding specific production-related financing.
