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Current Report No. 2/2021: Appointment of Supervisory Board Members
The report announces the appointment of supervisory board members for PCF Group S.A. on 14 January 2021, following a declaration by the group of entitled shareholders. Under Polish corporate statutes and the 2018 Ministry of Finance regulation on current information, the board now includes Mikołaj Wojciechowski, Krzysztof Dolias, and Bartosz Biełuszko, all elected pursuant to the shareholders’ personal rights. Wojciechowski is designated as chairman of the supervisory board. The document confirms that all required information under § 10 of the Ministry regulation is incorporated in the company’s prospectus, approved by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority on 25 November 2020, and remains current as of the report date. No additional data or statistics are presented; the scope is limited to the corporate governance update for PCF Group S.A. in Poland, covering a single event within the 2021 reporting period. The methodology is straightforward: the board composition was determined by shareholder vote in accordance with statutory provisions, and the report serves to inform stakeholders of this change.
PCF Group
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Raport Bieżący Nr 53/2023: Informacje o transakcjach wykonywanych przez osoby pełniące obowiązki zarządcze
The report, dated 19 October 2023, discloses a transaction involving a senior executive of PCF Group S.A. The disclosure is made under Article 19(3) of the MAR regulation, which requires public notification of trades by individuals holding managerial responsibilities. On 18 October 2023, the President of the Board purchased shares in PCF Group S.A., a transaction reported to regulators and incorporated into this current report. The notification, which serves as an attachment, confirms the acquisition and provides details such as the date of purchase and the identity of the executive. The scope is limited to a single transaction within the Polish market, reflecting compliance with EU MiFID II transparency obligations. No additional data on trade volume, price, or subsequent holdings are provided in the brief statement. The methodology follows regulatory reporting standards: the company forwards the notification received from the relevant authority to the public, ensuring timely disclosure. The report serves primarily as a compliance document rather than an analytical study, confirming that the executive’s trade aligns with statutory disclosure requirements.
PCF Group
