PCF Group S.A. officially debuted on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on December 18, 2020, marking the company's transition to a publicly traded entity.
The listing included 27,500,000 Series A ordinary bearer shares with a nominal value of 0.02 PLN each, trading under the ticker PCF.
The company also introduced 2,062,512 rights to Series B ordinary bearer shares, valued at 0.02 PLN each, under the ticker PCFA.
Both Series A shares (ISIN PLPCFGR00010) and Series B rights (ISIN PLPCFGR00036) were admitted to the continuous trading system on the regulated primary market.
The public offering serves as a strategic move to secure institutional and retail capital to support the development of large-scale AAA projects.
PCF Group S.A., a prominent Polish video game developer known for its People Can Fly studio, officially transitioned to a publicly traded entity on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in December 2020. This regulatory announcement details the formal introduction of the company’s securities to the main market, marking a significant milestone in its corporate financing and expansion strategy. The action follows the approval of resolutions by the Management Board of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, which facilitated the commencement of trading for both existing shares and rights to new shares.
The scope of the market entry includes 27,500,000 Series A ordinary bearer shares, each carrying a nominal value of 0.02 PLN. These shares were assigned the ISIN code PLPCFGR00010 and began trading under the short name PCFGROUP with the ticker PCF. Additionally, the company introduced 2,062,512 rights to Series B ordinary bearer shares, also valued at 0.02 PLN each. These rights were designated with the ISIN code PLPCFGR00036 and traded under the ticker PCFA. Both classes of securities were admitted to the continuous trading system on the regulated primary market.
The first day of trading for these securities was established as December 18, 2020. This move provided the developer with direct access to public capital markets in Poland, reflecting the broader trend of major game studios seeking institutional and retail investment to fund large-scale AAA project development. The legal basis for this disclosure rests on Polish financial regulations regarding current and periodic information provided by securities issuers, ensuring transparency for investors during the initial public offering process.
