Updated Mar 17, 2026 by PlayWay
Legal · April 18, 2018
Published by PlayWay
The Extraordinary General Meeting of Movie Games S.A. has authorized a strategic increase in share capital and initiated the process for a public listing on the Warsaw Stock Exchange’s NewConnect alternative trading system. As an associate company of PlayWay S.A., Movie Games is expanding its capital base from 2,464,791 PLN to a maximum of 2,714,791 PLN. This expansion is facilitated through the issuance of up to 250,000 Series H ordinary bearer shares, each carrying a nominal value of 1 PLN. The issuance is structured as a private subscription, granting the management board the authority to select specific investors and determine the final offer price per share. Beyond the immediate capital injection, the resolutions establish the framework for the company’s transition to a publicly traded entity. The mandate includes the dematerialization of all existing share series, ranging from Series A through the newly authorized Series H, and their subsequent registration with the National Depository for Securities (KDPW). This administrative shift is a prerequisite for the planned admission of the company’s entire share capital to the NewConnect market. These corporate actions, finalized in April 2018, signal a significant scaling phase for the Warsaw-based developer and publisher. By securing additional funding and pursuing a listing on the Alternative Supervisory System, the company aims to enhance its liquidity and market visibility within the Polish gaming sector. The move reflects a broader trend of specialized game studios leveraging public markets to fund development pipelines and strengthen their corporate governance structures under the oversight of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Raport bieżący nr 19/2018 Data: 2018-04-18 godz. 21:37 Podwyższenie kapitału zakładowego oraz wyrażenie zgody na dematerializację i wprowadzenie akcji na New Connect spółki MOVIE GAMES S.A. Zarząd PLAYWAY S.A. z siedzibą w Warszawie („Spółka”) informuje, że dnia 18 kwietnia 2018 roku Nadzwyczajne Walne Zgromadzenie Movie Games S.A z siedzibą w Warszawie („MOVIE”) – spółki stowarzyszonej ze Spółką podjęło uchwały zgodnie z którymi: 1. kapitał zakładowy MOVIE zostaje podwyższony z kwoty 2 464 791 zł do kwoty nie niższej niż 2 464 792 zł i nie wyższej niż 2 714 791 zł tj. o kwotę nie niższą niż 1 zł i nie wyższą niż 250 000 zł. Podwyższenie kapitału zakładowego następuje poprzez emisję nie mniej niż 1 i nie więcej niż 250 000 akcji zwykłych na okaziciela serii H, o nominalnej wartości 1 zł każda i o łącznej wartości nominalnej nie niższej niż 1 zł i nie wyższej niż 250 000 zł. Objęcie akcji serii H nastąpi w trybie subskrypcji prywatnej, o której mowa w art. 431 §2 pkt 1 Kodeksu spółek handlowych, to jest w drodze złożenia oferty przez MOVIE i jej przyjęcia przez oznaczonego adresata. Ilość akcji serii H oferowanych poszczególnym podmiotom oraz cenę za jedną akcję ustali Zarząd MOVIE.
nej, o której mowa w art. 431 §2 pkt 1 Kodeksu spółek handlowych, to jest w drodze złożenia oferty przez MOVIE i jej przyjęcia przez oznaczonego adresata. Ilość akcji serii H oferowanych poszczególnym podmiotom oraz cenę za jedną akcję ustali Zarząd MOVIE. 2. wyraziło zgodę na: a) wprowadzenie do obrotu na rynku „NewConnect” w ramach Alternatywnego Systemu Obrotu prowadzonego przez Giełdę Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. akcji MOVIE serii A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H. b) dokonanie dematerializacji oraz rejestrację akcji serii A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H w depozycie papierów wartościowych, prowadzonym przez Krajowy Depozyt Papierów Wartościowych S.A., w rozumieniu przepisów Ustawy o obrocie. Podstawa prawna: Art. 17 ust. 1 MAR - informacje poufne ZA ZARZĄD: Krzysztof Kostowski Prezes Zarządu
PlayWay S.A. announced a significant corporate restructuring of its associate company, Moonlit S.A., following resolutions passed during an Ordinary General Meeting held on May 23, 2018. The primary objective of these resolutions is to facilitate a capital increase and prepare the Krakow-based game development studio for a public listing on the NewConnect market, which is the alternative trading system operated by the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The approved capital increase involves raising Moonlit’s share capital from 400,000 PLN to a target range between 425,000 PLN and 500,000 PLN. This expansion is achieved through the issuance of Series D ordinary bearer shares, with a minimum of 250,000 and a maximum of 1,000,000 new shares offered. Each share carries a nominal value of 0.1 PLN. This issuance is structured as an open subscription conducted via a public offering, adhering to the legal frameworks established by the Polish Commercial Companies Code and the Act on Public Offerings. Beyond the immediate capital injection, the resolutions grant formal consent for the dematerialization and registration of all share series—specifically Series A, B, C, and D—with the National Depository for Securities. This administrative step is a prerequisite for the planned admission of the company’s shares to trading on the NewConnect market. These actions represent a strategic move by PlayWay to transition its associate entity into a publicly traded company, thereby increasing liquidity and providing a structured platform for future growth within the Polish gaming sector.
The Extraordinary General Meeting of Movie Games S.A. has formally resolved to increase the company’s share capital to support its ongoing growth and financial restructuring. This strategic move involves raising the capital by 246,465 PLN, bringing the total share capital from 2,218,182 PLN to 2,464,647 PLN. The expansion is facilitated through the issuance of 246,465 new Series F shares, which are designated for exclusive acquisition by the Fundusz Stabilnego Rozwoju (Stable Development Fund), a Warsaw-based entity. The financial terms of the transaction stipulate a cash contribution of 8.11 PLN per new share, resulting in a total investment of approximately 1,998,831.15 PLN. Upon the formal registration of this capital increase with the National Court Register, the Fundusz Stabilnego Rozwoju will secure a 10% ownership stake in the share capital of Movie Games. This transaction represents a significant equity injection for the Warsaw-based developer and publisher, which operates as a subsidiary within the broader PlayWay S.A. ecosystem. This corporate action, announced in August 2017, aligns with the regulatory requirements for disclosing inside information under European market abuse regulations. The decision marks a pivotal moment in the company’s capitalization strategy, providing the necessary liquidity to fund future development projects while diversifying its shareholder base. The involvement of a dedicated development fund suggests a focused effort to stabilize the company's long-term financial position within the competitive Polish gaming sector.
PlayWay S.A. has formalized an expansion of its investment in Movie Games S.A. through the execution of a share subscription agreement. This transaction, finalized on June 8, 2017, serves as the fulfillment of a long-term investment strategy originally established in December 2016 and subsequently modified through various annexes in early 2017. The agreement involves PlayWay S.A. alongside key individual and institutional shareholders, including Aleksy Uchański, Jakub Trzebiński, and Income Capital Sp. z o.o. The capital increase involves the issuance of new shares at a nominal value of 1 PLN per share. Each participating shareholder subscribed to these new shares in a manner proportional to their existing holdings, ensuring a consistent ownership structure following the capital injection. The total aggregate value of the newly issued shares across all participating parties amounts to 400,000 PLN. This move represents a strategic consolidation of the partnership between the parent entity and its subsidiary within the Polish game development sector. This corporate action is categorized as inside information under Article 17(1) of the Market Abuse Regulation, reflecting its significance to PlayWay’s financial and operational portfolio. The scope of the transaction is centered on the Warsaw-based gaming industry, specifically focusing on the financial restructuring and capitalization of Movie Games S.A. to support its ongoing development and publishing activities. By finalizing this subscription, the involved parties have solidified the financial foundation of the studio as part of PlayWay’s broader ecosystem of development teams.
The management of PlayWay S.A. announced a significant corporate milestone for its subsidiary, Ultimate Games S.A., regarding its transition to a publicly traded entity. On January 26, 2018, the Extraordinary General Meeting of Ultimate Games S.A. passed resolutions to seek admission for its shares to the NewConnect market, an alternative trading system operated by the Warsaw Stock Exchange. This strategic move encompasses the dematerialization and registration of all share classes, specifically series A through E, with the National Depository for Securities in Warsaw. The decision marks a formal shift in the company’s capital structure, moving from a private entity to a publicly listed producer and publisher within the Polish gaming sector. At the time of this announcement, Ultimate Games S.A. demonstrated significant market traction through its flagship title, Ultimate Fishing Simulator. The commercial success of this project serves as a key performance indicator for the company’s valuation and growth potential, having secured approximately 1.5 million downloads on mobile platforms between its launch and the date of the resolutions. This corporate action is governed by the Market Abuse Regulation and reflects the broader trend of Polish game developers utilizing the NewConnect market to access capital and increase liquidity. By transitioning to a dematerialized share format, the company prepares for broader investor participation and enhanced transparency within the Warsaw financial ecosystem. The scope of this development is centered on the Polish capital market and the mobile gaming segment, highlighting the integration of development studios into the formal financial structures of the regional industry.