Nationale-Nederlanden Otwarty Fundusz Emerytalny’s stake in PCF Group S.A. fell from 5.11427% to 4.31371% following a statutory capital increase.
See it on page 1The dilution occurred because the pension fund did not participate in the issuance of 6,670,000 new series H bearer shares.
See it on page 1Despite the reduction in relative ownership, the fund’s absolute holding remains unchanged at 1,838,082 ordinary bearer shares.
See it on page 3On 22 August 2025, the Warsaw District Court registered an increase in PCF Group’s authorized capital from PLN 718,805.42 to PLN 852,205.42.
See it on page 2The newly issued series H shares have a nominal value of PLN 0.02 each.
See it on page 2The current shareholding level of 4.31371% does not trigger additional reporting obligations under Article 69b of the Polish Offer Act.
See it on page 3The filing serves to disclose a significant shareholding position held by Nationale‑Nederlanden Otwarty Fundusz Emerytalny in PCF Group S.A. and to report the impact of a statutory capital increase on that position. The notification, submitted by the authorized representative Aneta Stadnik, records that the pension fund owned 1 838 082 ordinary bearer shares, which before the change represented 5.11427 % of the company’s share capital and voting rights.
On 22 August 2025 the Warsaw District Court entered an amendment to PCF Group’s articles of association, raising the authorized capital from PLN 718 805,42 to PLN 852 205,42 through the issuance of 6 670 000 new series H bearer shares with a nominal value of PLN 0,02 each. Because the pension fund did not acquire any of the newly issued shares, its absolute share count remained unchanged, while its relative ownership fell to 4.31371 % of both capital and voting power after the increase.
The notification distinguishes between the pre‑change and post‑change holdings, confirming that the fund’s direct position stayed at 1 838 082 shares and that no privileged voting shares were held. The filing complies with Article 69 of the Polish Offer Act, indicating that the aggregate holding after the event does not trigger additional reporting obligations under Article 69b. The scope is limited to the Polish jurisdiction, covering a single corporate entity and a single institutional investor, with the relevant event dated August 2025. No survey or sampling methodology is involved, as the information derives from statutory court registration and the fund’s own records.