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Projekty Uchwał na Zwyczajne Walne Zgromadzenie PCF Group S.A.

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PCF Group S.A. established a comprehensive strategic and financial framework for the 2021 fiscal year, centered on profit distribution, governance modernization, and long-term talent retention. The company reported a consolidated net profit of 61.3 million PLN and a standalone net profit of 41.8 million PLN. From these earnings, a dividend of 0.27 PLN per share was designated, representing nearly 20% of the standalone profit, while the remaining 33.7 million PLN was directed toward reserve capital to bolster future stability. Governance reforms focused on aligning the company with Warsaw Stock Exchange best practices and the Act on Statutory Auditors. These updates included streamlining Supervisory Board operations through electronic voting and shortened notification timelines, alongside enhanced reporting requirements for diversity, ESG metrics, and internal control effectiveness. To ensure legal clarity regarding board mandates, the entire Supervisory Board resigned to facilitate a formal reappointment process for a second term, ensuring the inclusion of independent members and the discharge of duties for executive leadership. A central pillar of the company’s forward-looking strategy involves the implementation of a Long-Term Incentive Plan active through 2031. This program is supported by a five-year share buyback authorization of up to 500,000 shares and a conditional capital increase involving the issuance of approximately 1.5 million Series C subscription warrants and Series E shares. By excluding pre-emptive rights for existing shareholders, the company aims to directly link the interests of key employees and associates with long-term value creation. This incentive structure allows the Board to set specific performance criteria and lock-up periods, ensuring that human capital remains a primary driver of strategic growth.

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