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The report announces that the title “The Alters” has sold 280,000 units across PC, Xbox X/S and PS5 platforms through 7 July 2025, after deducting returns and complimentary copies. Pre‑order sales on Xbox X/S and PS5, recorded between 24 April and 13 June 2025, are included in this total. The company also highlights that more than one million users have added the game to their wish lists on Steam, a metric that excludes prior purchasers or those who later removed the title. The data covers sales up to mid‑July 2025 and focuses on three major platforms: PC, Xbox X/S, and PS5. No additional market segments or geographic breakdowns are provided beyond the platform‑level aggregation. The methodology is implicit: sales figures are reported by the company’s Management Board, presumably sourced from internal distribution and retail tracking systems. The report serves to inform stakeholders of the game’s commercial performance, emphasizing both actual sales and pre‑launch interest as measured by wish list activity. The information is presented under Article 17.1 of MAR, indicating it constitutes inside information for regulatory purposes.

The report informs that on 20 October 2025, the Management Board of 11 bit studios S.A. received a notification under Article 19.1 of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR). The notification was submitted by Grzegorz Miechowski, a member of the company’s Management Board, and concerns a donation of shares in 11 bit studios to Fundacja Rodzinna Miechowskich, an entity related to Mr. Miechowski. The notification is attached as an appendix to the report.

The purpose of the disclosure is to satisfy MAR’s requirement that any transaction involving a person discharging managerial responsibilities be reported promptly. By providing the details of the share donation, the company ensures transparency for shareholders and regulators regarding potential conflicts of interest or significant changes in ownership structure.

The report is limited to a single transaction involving an internal board member and does not cover broader market activity or other company operations. No additional data, statistics, or analytical conclusions are presented beyond the factual statement of the notification and its attachment. The document is concise, focusing solely on compliance with regulatory disclosure obligations.

The release schedule for the upcoming title “Death Howl” has been formally announced by 11 bit studios S.A. The company, headquartered in Warsaw, confirmed that the PC version—available through Steam and GOG—will launch on 9 December 2025. Production is handled by The Outer Zone studio in Copenhagen, and the announcement follows a prior disclosure issued on 17 January 2025. Console editions for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch are slated for release in the first quarter of 2026. The announcement is made under Article 17, Section 1 of the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) No 596/2014, ensuring compliance with EU market‑abuse legislation. The communication provides a clear timeline for both digital and console platforms, indicating that the PC release precedes console availability by several months. No additional data on sales projections or market analysis is included, and the scope remains limited to the release dates for the specified platforms without geographic expansion beyond the European market. The statement serves primarily as a regulatory disclosure rather than an analytical report, fulfilling legal obligations for public companies to inform shareholders of material events.

Nacon reported a 24.5 % rise in first‑quarter sales for FY 2020/21, reaching €38.0 million against €30.5 million in the same period a year earlier, confirming its annual financial targets. The growth was driven primarily by accessories and digital game sales. Accessories surged 134.9 % to €22.5 million, propelled by the launch of the RIG premium headset line and a new U.S. subsidiary. Digital game sales, which accounted for 80.7 % of total game revenue, offset a decline in new releases; back‑catalogue sales jumped 340 % to €10.8 million, matching the entire previous year’s back‑catalogue volume.

Game sales fell to €14.5 million from €20.0 million due to a strong comparison base of major titles released in the prior fiscal year, but the accelerated digital channel and successful releases such as Hunting Simulator 2 and Pro Cycling Manager/Tour de France 2020 mitigated the impact. Other revenue categories remained flat.

Geographically, Nacon operates through 16 subsidiaries and a distribution network spanning 100 countries, with recent expansion into the United States. The company’s outlook for Q2 and the remainder of FY 2020/21 remains positive, citing upcoming releases (WRC 9, Tennis World Tour 2, Monster Truck Championship), continued digital momentum, and a new partnership with Microsoft for console‑compatible controllers. Nacon projects FY 2020/21 sales between €140–€150 million and a 18 % operating margin, while maintaining its 2023 plan targets of €180–€200 million sales and over 20 % margin for FY 2022/23.

Société anonyme governed by a Board of Directors with share capital of €86,321,932 Registered office: 396/466 rue de la Voyette, CRT 2, 59273 Fretin, France Registration number: 852 538 461 RCS Lille Métropole UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT Including the 2021/22 annual financial report This universal registration document (URD) was filed on 22 June 2022 with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (“AMF”) as the competent authority in respect of regulation (EU) 2017/1129, without prior approval in ...

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UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT Including the annual financial report Société anonyme governed by a Board of Directors with share capital of €86,897,407 Registered office: 396/466, rue de la Voyette, CRT 2, 59273 Fretin, France Registration number: 852 538 461 RCS Lille Métropole This universal registration document (URD) was filed on 26 June 2023 with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (“AMF”) as the competent authority in respect of regulation (EU) 2017/1129, without prior approval...

UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT Including the annual financial report Société anonyme governed by a Board of Directors with share capital of €87,808,412 Registered office: 396/466, Rue de la Voyette, CRT 2, 59273 Fretin Registration number: 852 538 461 RCS Lille Métropole Registered office: 396/466, Rue de la Voyette, CRT 2, 59273 Fretin Registration number: 852 538 461 RCS Lille Métropole This universal registration document (URD) This universal registration document (URD) was filed on 24 June ...

Nacon, a subsidiary of the Bigben Group and listed on Euronext Paris, announced on 25 February 2026 that it has filed for insolvency and requested the initiation of judicial reorganisation proceedings before the Commercial Court of Lille Métropole. The filing follows a liquidity crisis triggered by Bigben Interactive’s failure to repay part of its bond loan after an unexpected refusal from its banking pool. Nacon stated that its available assets are insufficient to meet current liabilities, prompting a rapid financial restructuring with creditors to safeguard operations and preserve jobs.

The court‑initiated procedure, known in France as “redressement judiciaire,” freezes existing debts for up to 18 months, allowing the company to present a viable continuation plan. The hearing is scheduled for early March, and until a decision is made, the company’s shares remain suspended on Euronext Paris. Employee representatives were notified of the insolvency filing on 24 February.

Financially, Nacon reported IFRS revenue of €167.9 million for 2024/25 and an operating profit of €1.1 million, supported by a workforce of over 1,000 employees across 25 subsidiaries and a distribution network covering 100 countries. The company’s portfolio includes 16 development studios, AA publishing, and premium gaming peripherals, positioning it as a unified entity within the video‑game market. The reorganisation aims to renegotiate debt, protect staff, and secure a sustainable operational future under court supervision.

Public limited company (Société Anonyme) with share capital of €168,018.74 Registered office: Parc du Pont de Flandre “Le Beauvaisis” 11 rue de Cambrai, 75019 Paris Paris Trade and Companies Register no. 504 161 902 MANAGEMENT REPORT ON THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2021 1._FIRSTHALF 2021 HIGHLIGHTS In view of the exceptional circumstances surrounding the coronavirus (Covid-19) health crisis and the ensuing government recommendations, DONTNOD ...

The internal task and responsibility diagram for PCF Group S.A. outlines the governance structure under a single‑person board headed by the President of the Board. The purpose is to clarify how executive duties are distributed within the company’s management framework, in compliance with Polish corporate governance guidelines and the 2016 Good Practices for Companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The document specifies that the board, represented by the President, manages all non‑reserved corporate activities, including legal, financial, and operational matters. It further details the President’s core responsibilities: overseeing day‑to‑day operations, financial management and compliance, legal and accounting oversight, strategic planning including M&A transactions, production supervision across the Group, development team management, contract acquisition and negotiation—particularly for video game publishing agreements—and liaison with licensors. The President also holds authority to establish an internal audit function, appoint auditors, and report audit findings. Governance is governed by the Board’s regulations adopted by the supervisory board, with additional constraints from statutory law, the company’s articles of association, and resolutions by the supervisory board and general meeting. The scope covers all business areas of PCF Group, with a focus on production, development, and licensing within the video‑game sector. The methodology is purely structural, presenting a hierarchical responsibility map rather than empirical data or statistical analysis.

Informacja na temat stanu stosowania przez spółkę zasad zawartych w Zbiorze Dobre Praktyki Spółek Według aktualnego stanu stosowania Dobrych Praktyk Spółka nie stosuje 14 zasad: 1.2., 1.3.1., 1.3.2., 1.4., 1.4.1., 1.4.2., 2.1., 2.2., 2.7., 2.11.3., 2.11.6., 3.5., 3.9., 6.2. 1.

The notice explains that PCF Group S.A., headquartered in Warsaw, is the data controller for personal information of its shareholders, their agents and representatives. Data are sourced from the National Securities Depository or directly supplied by shareholders to verify ownership, share quantity, voting rights and representation. Processing activities cover the preparation of shareholder lists for general meetings, attendance records, agent authorisations, and other legal obligations under Polish corporate law, public offering statutes, and EU GDPR. The company may also use contact details for communication and employ video surveillance within its premises, with recorded footage retained no longer than three months.

Recipients of the data include other shareholders and authorised parties under legal provisions, as well as service providers assisting business processes such as cloud or telecommunication services. Transfers outside the European Economic Area are permitted only under contractual safeguards, such as standardised data‑processing agreements approved by the European Commission.

Personal data are retained for the duration of shareholder status, extended if necessary to pursue or defend legal claims, and thereafter only as required by accounting regulations. Shareholders and their agents retain rights to access, rectify, erase or restrict processing, object to lawful interest‑based processing, and lodge complaints with the Polish Data Protection Authority. Providing personal data is voluntary but essential for participation in general meetings or to receive corporate communications; failure to provide required information will preclude such engagement. No automated decision‑making or profiling is applied to the data set.

The document presents the official registration details of PCF GROUP SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA, a Polish joint‑stock company incorporated on 6 November 2019 and currently listed in the National Court Register (KRS) under number 0000812668. The company’s legal form is a joint‑stock company, with its registered office in Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship. The principal business activities are software development (62.01.Z), video game production and retail (47.40.Z, 47.65.Z, 58.21.Z), publishing of computer games (58.29.Z), and related digital services such as hosting and portal operations (63.11.Z, 63.12.Z). The company’s capital structure is detailed: a share capital of PLN 718,805.42 divided into 35,940,271 shares with a nominal value of PLN 0.02 each, and a planned capital increase of PLN 31,118.44 through the conversion of capital bonds into shares. The share issuance is segmented into seven series (A–G) with varying numbers of shares, all non‑preferential.

Key governance information lists the single‑member board headed by President Sebastian Kamil Woiciechowski, and a supervisory board comprising five members. No debt or liquidation proceedings are recorded; the company remains solvent with no outstanding claims or bankruptcy filings.

The document also records a series of statutory amendments to the company’s articles, reflecting changes in capital structure and governance provisions between 2019 and 2025. Annual financial statements and auditor reports for the years 2019–2024 are referenced, indicating regular compliance with reporting obligations. The company’s website (www.peoplecanfly.com) and email contact are provided for further inquiries.

The presentation outlines the financial performance of PCF Group S.A. for the year 2022, focusing on revenue streams, profitability metrics, and balance‑sheet highlights. Total operating income reached PLN 180.3 million, with development activities contributing PLN 73.2 million and a partnership with Take‑Two Interactive Software adding PLN 71.5 million. Adjusted EBITDA for the year was PLN 48.2 million, down from PLN 70.5 million in 2021, primarily due to a decline in development earnings and increased outsourcing costs. Net profit fell sharply to PLN 22.0 million from PLN 61.3 million the previous year, reflecting higher operating expenses and a weaker revenue mix.

On the balance‑sheet side, total assets grew to PLN 259.5 million at year‑end 2022, up from PLN 137.1 million in 2021, driven by a significant increase in development‑related assets and cash reserves. Equity rose to PLN 112.7 million, while liabilities remained relatively stable at PLN 68.0 million. The company’s workforce expanded to 612 employees across multiple locations, including Warsaw, Montreal, New York, and Newcastle, indicating ongoing investment in talent.

Quarterly data show fluctuating development revenues, with the highest quarter (Q4 2021) at PLN 44.1 million and a lower Q2 2022 figure of PLN 27.6 million, underscoring volatility in project pipelines. Outsourcing revenue and costs are also reported quarterly, revealing a trend of rising expenses that offset some development income.

Overall, the group experienced revenue growth but faced margin compression and a notable decline in profitability, prompting management to focus on cost control and strategic partnerships for future stability.

The presentation outlines PCF Group’s financial performance and strategic direction for fiscal year 2021, emphasizing a significant revenue surge of 73.7 % to PLN 103.8 million and EBITDA growth of 129.2 % to PLN 31.9 million, driven by the People Can Fly and Can Fly studios. Net profit rose 149.7 % to PLN 61.4 million, while employee count increased 90.4 %, reflecting accelerated expansion across North America and Europe. Capital structure improved markedly, with equity rising from PLN 259.5 million to PLN 239.2 million and total assets growing 230.9 % to PLN 316.7 million, largely through the acquisition of development assets and IP rights.

Strategically, PCF Group pursued a transformation agenda centered on agility, empowerment, and scalable self‑publishing. The adoption of OKR frameworks and the PCF Framework coupled with Unreal Engine 5 enabled rapid iteration and risk‑managed project delivery. M&A criteria focused on studios with IP, remote work capability, and complementary competencies, aiming to boost EBITDA through synergies. Portfolio expansion targets include new AAA‑compact titles and a planned annual release cadence from 2024 onward, with high‑profile projects such as Outriders: Worldslayer and Green Hell VR already generating strong market traction.

Geographically, the group’s footprint spans Warsaw (HQ), Chicago, Montreal, New York, and regional offices in Kraków and Toronto, supporting a global development network. Methodologically, financial figures are presented on an adjusted basis, with detailed breakdowns of revenue streams (game sales, outsourcing, warranties) and cost components across quarterly periods. The presentation underscores PCF Group’s commitment to sustainable growth, operational efficiency, and market leadership within the independent gaming sector.

The presentation reports PCF Group S.A.’s financial performance for the first half of 2022, comparing it to the same period in 2021 and to full‑year 2021 figures. Total revenue rose from PLN 90.6 million in HY 2021 to PLN 77.3 million in HY 2022, a 17.2 % decline, driven by lower game‑development and outsourcing income. EBITDA remained relatively flat, moving from PLN 28.8 million to PLN 29.0 million (+0.7 %), while net profit increased by 17.5 % to PLN 21.7 million from PLN 25.5 million in HY 2021. The company’s equity grew to PLN 259.5 million, up 9.1 % from PLN 283.1 million in FY 2021, and the asset‑to‑liability ratio improved by 17.5 %. Operating cash flow was slightly negative, with PLN 134.6 million in liquid assets versus PLN 137.1 million in assets, a 1.8 % decline.

Strategically, PCF Group is positioning itself as a leading independent studio portfolio. The group plans to launch an annual flagship title from 2024 onward, pursue new genres and VR development, and expand its workforce to over 580 employees by the end of 2022. The portfolio includes pre‑production projects such as “Bulletstorm,” “Gemini,” and “Dagger,” with several titles slated for European release in 2024 and North American launches pending. The group’s geographic footprint spans Warsaw, Chicago, Montreal, Kraków, and Rzeszów, with a growing presence in North America.

Methodologically, the figures derive from internal financial statements and are presented as rounded values; future projections are noted to be subject to change. The presentation emphasizes that it is informational only and not an investment recommendation.

The presentation reports PCF Group S.A.’s financial performance for the first half of 2023, covering operations across its global studio network and publishing activities. Revenue rose to PLN 90.6 million in 1H 2023, up from PLN 68.7 million in the same period of 2022, driven primarily by a new contract with Take Two Interactive and the launch of the VR title “Green Hell.” Operating income (EBIT) reached PLN 29.0 million, a significant improvement over the prior year’s negative EBIT of PLN 13.1 million, reflecting higher scale and a 16 % increase in the workforce from 29.7 k to 34.5 k employees by June 30, 2023.

The group’s balance sheet shows total assets of PLN 481.9 million at 30 June 2023, up from PLN 350.8 million in December 2022, with equity strengthening to PLN 277.6 million. Cash and cash equivalents increased by PLN 235.3 million, largely due to a secondary public offering (SPO) that raised PLN 235.3 million at an issue price of PLN 40.20 per share. Key shareholders include Krafton Inc., which invested PLN 144.5 million and secured preferential rights for future publishing agreements.

Portfolio highlights include the self‑publishing titles “Maverick,” “Gemini,” and “Dagger,” with projected releases in 2025‑26, and the VR project “Green Bulletstorm” slated for a 14 December 2023 launch. The company projects continued growth in both development and publishing segments, with a focus on expanding its VR footprint and leveraging strategic partnerships for upcoming releases.

The analysis outlines a strategic pivot toward cash‑flow optimization for the company, driven by recent shifts in the VR market and a need to secure additional financing. Revenue growth in 2024 reached PLN 190.4 million, largely supported by the launches of Project Maverick and Project Echo, as well as the January 2024 release of Bulletstorm VR. However, profitability suffered due to write‑offs of the Red and Bifrost projects and a decline in 2Q revenues linked to Gemini negotiations, resulting in an EBITDA of PLN 12.9 million and a net loss of PLN 175.3 million.

Operationally, the organization is trimming non‑essential spend and restructuring office space and team composition to reduce overhead. The workforce, which expanded from 612 employees in 2020 to 756 by the end of 2024, is being realigned with a focus on critical projects. The company has ceased further investment in VR development following the 2024 platform subsidy withdrawal, redirecting resources toward AAA and compact‑AAA titles.

Future initiatives include two new work‑from‑home projects with Sony Interactive Entertainment, the self‑publishing of Project Bison (the final VR title from PCF Group) slated for Q4 2025, and an early‑access release of Lost Rift in 2025. Krafton’s waiver of ROFO/ROFR rights for Bifrost and Victoria frees the company to seek external publishers. Scenario analysis is underway to identify additional funding sources, ensuring liquidity while maintaining a lean operational model across global studios in Warsaw, Montreal, Newcastle, Dublin, Katowice, and Rzeszów.

The presentation outlines PCF Group S.A.’s financial performance for 2023, focusing on its core gaming and publishing operations. The group’s revenue reached PLN 180.3 million, with self‑publishing projects contributing PLN 171.5 million and external publishing adding PLN 8.8 million. EBITDA for the year was PLN 49.7 million, a decline from PLN 70.5 million in 2022 due to higher operating costs and lower margins on key titles such as “Bulletstorm VR” and the cancelled “Dagger” project. Net income fell to PLN −75.6 million, largely driven by a one‑off write‑down of the Dagger IP and increased staff expenses.

Balance sheet highlights show total assets rising to PLN 513.5 million, driven by a PLN 68.0 million increase in intangible assets and a PLN 112.7 million rise in development costs. Equity stood at PLN 277.6 million, while cash and equivalents were PLN 159.4 million at year‑end. The company’s workforce grew from 612 to 756 employees, reflecting expansion in development and publishing teams across Warsaw, Montreal, New Castle, Dublin, Katowice, and Rzeszów.

Geographically, PCF operates in Europe and North America, with major studios in Warsaw and Montreal. The group’s strategy for 2024 includes closing underperforming projects, renegotiating VR contracts, and tightening cost controls on travel and event expenses. Funding options will be explored to support the planned portfolio of AAA titles, including “Bison” and “Green Hell VR,” while maintaining a focus on self‑publishing growth.