As of June 27, 2018, PlayWay S.A. was controlled by two primary shareholders who collectively held nearly 100% of the voting power at the Ordinary General Meeting.
Krzysztof Kostowski, the President of the Management Board, held 2,700,000 votes, representing 40.91% of the company's total aggregate voting rights.
ACRX Investments Limited, a Cyprus-based entity, held an identical stake of 2,700,000 votes, also accounting for 40.91% of total voting rights.
The two major shareholders each controlled 49.9% of the votes present at the 2018 annual meeting, leaving only a negligible fraction of influence to minority participants.
The ownership structure of PlayWay S.A. in mid-2018 functioned as a stable, dual-anchor model where strategic decision-making was concentrated between the founder and a single investment firm.
The ownership structure of PlayWay S.A. during its Ordinary General Meeting held on June 27, 2018, reveals a highly concentrated distribution of voting power among two primary entities. According to the official disclosure of shareholders holding at least 5% of the votes at the assembly, the company’s governance is dominated by its founder and a major investment vehicle. This specific reporting period focuses on the voting results from the Warsaw-based developer and publisher’s annual meeting, reflecting the internal power dynamics of the Polish gaming sector during the mid-2018 fiscal cycle.
The data indicates that Krzysztof Kostowski, serving as the President of the Management Board, held 2,700,000 votes. This stake represented 49.9% of the votes present at the meeting and 40.91% of the total aggregate number of votes within the company. Simultaneously, ACRX Investments Limited, based in Nicosia, Cyprus, held an identical position with 2,700,000 votes, also accounting for 49.9% of the votes at the assembly and 40.91% of the total voting rights. Together, these two shareholders controlled nearly 100% of the decision-making power during the session, leaving only a negligible fraction of the represented votes to minority participants.
This disclosure follows the legal requirements for publicly traded companies on the Polish market to maintain transparency regarding significant blocks of shares. The methodology relies on the registration of shareholders present or represented at the meeting, providing a snapshot of the capital structure and influence. The findings confirm that PlayWay S.A. operated under a stable, dual-anchor ownership model, where the founder and a single investment entity maintained equal and decisive control over the company’s strategic direction and corporate resolutions.
