Podsumowanie kosztów subskrypcji akcji serii H

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PCF Group S.A. incurred total costs of 265,800.00 PLN for the issuance of 6,670,000 series H ordinary bearer shares.See it on page 1
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The average cost per share for the subscription process was approximately 0.04 PLN.See it on page 2
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Legal services accounted for the largest portion of expenses at 135,390.00 PLN, followed by 115,410.00 PLN for transactional advisory services.See it on page 1
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Registration and admission fees for the Warsaw Stock Exchange and the Central Securities Depository of Poland totaled 15,000.00 PLN.See it on page 1
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The company financed these issuance costs by reducing the reserve capital derived from the surplus of the issue price over the nominal share value.See it on page 2
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The issuance process did not require a prospectus or the use of sub-underwriters, and no promotional costs were incurred.See it on page 1

Summary

PCF Group S.A. has finalized the accounting for costs associated with the issuance of 6,670,000 series H ordinary bearer shares. The primary objective of this disclosure is to provide transparency regarding the financial expenditures incurred during the subscription process, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for public companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The total cost of the series H share issuance amounted to 265,800.00 PLN. These expenses were exclusively related to the preparation and execution of the offer, as the company did not utilize sub-underwriters, nor was a prospectus required for this specific offering. The breakdown of these costs includes 135,390.00 PLN for legal services, 115,410.00 PLN for transactional advisory services, and 15,000.00 PLN for registration and admission fees with the Central Securities Depository of Poland and the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The average cost per unit for the subscription of series H shares is approximately 0.04 PLN. In terms of financial reporting, the company has accounted for these issuance costs by reducing the reserve capital derived from the surplus of the issue price over the nominal value of the shares. This summary reflects the final financial impact of the capital increase as of October 2025, confirming that no promotional or additional sub-underwriting costs were incurred during the transaction.