PlayWay S.A. issued a formal correction to its 2018 consolidated annual report to ensure full compliance with Polish financial reporting standards and transparency regulations.
See it on page 2The core financial statements originally released in April 2019 remain unchanged and accurate despite the administrative updates.
See it on page 1The update provides granular disclosures regarding the remuneration and benefits of members of the company’s management and supervisory boards.
See it on page 1The report confirms that no single supplier accounted for more than 10% of the Capital Group’s total sales value during the 2018 fiscal year.
See it on page 1New disclosures detail the composition of management and supervisory boards, including operational descriptions of their respective committees.
See it on page 1The filing includes formal affirmations regarding adherence to auditor rotation laws, mandatory grace periods, and established policies for selecting auditing firms.
See it on page 2The management board of PlayWay S.A. issued this formal correction and supplement to the consolidated annual report for the 2018 fiscal year, covering the period from January 1 to December 31, 2018. This regulatory filing serves to align the company’s previous disclosures with specific Polish financial reporting standards and transparency requirements. The scope of the update focuses on the Capital Group’s operations, corporate governance, and financial management, ensuring compliance with the Regulation of the Minister of Finance regarding periodic information provided by securities issuers.
Key amendments include a more detailed assessment of financial resource management, specifically highlighting equity levels and cash values to demonstrate the group's ability to meet its liabilities. In terms of market operations, the update identifies significant customers and confirms that no single supplier accounted for more than 10% of total sales value. Furthermore, the board provided granular data regarding the remuneration and benefits received by members of the company’s governing bodies.
The document also strengthens corporate governance disclosures by detailing the composition and changes within management and supervisory boards, as well as the operational descriptions of their respective committees. Crucially, the board added affirmations regarding compliance with auditor rotation laws, mandatory grace periods, and the establishment of formal policies for selecting auditing firms. While these qualitative and structural disclosures were expanded, the core financial statements released in April 2019 remain unchanged and accurate. This filing reflects the administrative and regulatory rigor required of major entities in the Polish gaming sector listed on public exchanges.