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WarSzawa | 30 WRZESNIA 2025 ROKU PEOPLE PÓŁROCZNE SPRAWOZDANIE ZARZĄDU Z DZIAŁALNOŚCI GRUPY KAPITAŁOWEJ PCF GROUP S.A. ORAZ SPÓŁKI PCF GROUP S.A. KAPITALOWEJ PCFGROUP S.A. ORAZSPÓEKI PCF GROUP S.A. ZA OKRES 01.01.2025- 30.06.2025 ZA 0KRES 01.01.2025 - 30.06.2025 za okres 01.01.2025–30.06.202 5r.(dane w tys. zł, chyba że zaznaczono inaczej) Niniejsze półroczne sprawozdanie z działalności Grupy Kapitałowej PCF Group S.A. i spółki PCF Group S.A. za okres 01.01.2025 – 30.06.2025 r.

Warszawa | 30 WRZESNIA 2025 ROKU PEOPLE ZA OKRES 01.01.2025- 30.06.2025 Grupa Kapitałowa PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna WYBRANE DANE W PRZELICZENIU NA EUR PLN EUR 30.06.2025 r. 31.12.2024 r. 30.06.2025 r. 31.12.2024 r.

The letter explains that 2024 was a challenging year for the video‑game industry and for PCF Group S.A., prompting decisive actions to protect financial stability. In April, the company discontinued the Dagger project after a partner withdrawal and recorded a 100 % write‑off of its costs, followed by the cancellation of Red in September. These decisions reduced consolidated earnings for the first half of 2024 and lowered fixed‑asset values by PLN 7.7 million. The board also halted work on Victoria and Bifrost in December, laying off over 120 employees; a PLN 154.964 million impairment was booked for Bifrost, while Victoria’s costs were retained due to an upcoming early‑access release.

To counter market headwinds, the board launched a strategic options review in August aimed at securing external investment or restructuring. The effort failed, leaving the group to reassess short‑ and long‑term plans. Concurrently, the company tightened its self‑publishing pipeline, focusing on work‑for‑hire (WFH) contracts. In early 2024, a short‑term agreement with Square Enix for Gemini led to a workforce reduction of 30 staff, yet the project’s revenue only covered direct costs. New WFH deals were secured with Krafton (Echo), Sony Interactive Entertainment (Delta), and Microsoft (Project Maverick), bolstering revenue streams.

The VR segment was largely exited, with Incuvo’s Bison slated as the final title. Game On, another subsidiary, saw limited improvement in 2024‑25. Overall, the letter acknowledges losses and staff cuts but stresses a commitment to rebuilding through strategic partnerships, focused development on AAA action titles, and continued investment in high‑quality games for a global audience.

The report presents the findings of a review conducted by Grant Thornton Polska on the condensed interim financial statements of PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna for the period from 1 January to 30 June 2025. The review was performed in accordance with the Polish Standard for Review Engagements 2410, equivalent to International Standard on Review Engagements, and focused on the company’s compliance with IAS 34 Interim Financial Reporting as adopted by EU regulations. The scope included examination of the balance sheet, income statement, statement of comprehensive income, changes in equity, cash‑flow statement and selected explanatory notes.

Key conclusions indicate that no material misstatement was identified and the interim statements are presented in all significant respects in accordance with IAS 34. The review involved analytical procedures and inquiries of finance and accounting personnel, but did not provide assurance equivalent to an audit. The report highlights specific disclosures in explanatory notes: a valuation test for the cash‑generating unit related to development costs of a new game, noting uncertainty in projected cash flows due to potential deviations in early‑access sales; and an assessment of deferred tax assets amounting to PLN 52,659 thousand, reflecting uncertainty in five‑year tax profit forecasts and the feasibility of the company’s strategy.

The geographic coverage is limited to PCF Group’s operations in Poland, and the time frame covers the first half of 2025. The review methodology relied on management’s internal controls and financial records, with no sampling or audit evidence beyond the scope of a review engagement.

The review confirms that the consolidated interim financial statements for PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna, covering the period from 1 January to 30 June 2025, have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standard 34 for interim reporting as adopted by European Union regulations. No material misstatements or omissions were identified during the review, which was conducted in accordance with Polish Standard 2410 (the local equivalent of International Standard on Review Engagements). The review involved inquiry procedures directed at financial and accounting personnel, analytical procedures, and other review activities. Because the scope of a review is narrower than that of an audit, no assurance is provided beyond the conclusion that nothing has come to the reviewers’ attention that would lead them to believe the statements are not prepared in all material respects.

Key disclosures highlighted include a valuation test for a cash‑generating unit related to capitalised development costs for a new game, with uncertainties noted regarding the assumptions underpinning projected cash flows and actual sales under an early‑access model. Additionally, a deferred tax asset of PLN 53,543 thousand is subject to uncertainty due to potential changes in the group’s tax‑profit forecasts over a five‑year horizon, reflecting doubts about the feasibility of current strategic plans. No modifications to these disclosures were recommended by the reviewers.

The review covers the entire PCF Group, headquartered in Warsaw, and was completed on 30 September 2025 by Grant Thornton Polska Prosta Spółka Akcyjna, a member of the Grant Thornton International network.

The report outlines PCF Group S.A.’s compliance with detailed corporate governance principles required by the Warsaw Stock Exchange regulations. It confirms that the company adheres to all “Good Practices” for listed companies, except where specific circumstances prevent full implementation. The governance framework is evaluated against seven key principles covering board responsibilities, risk management, audit independence, shareholder communication, and conflict‑of‑interest policies.

Key findings reveal that the single‑member board limits the ability to publish a detailed internal division of responsibilities and risk‑management oversight, though the company intends to adopt these practices if the board expands. Financial transparency is partially met; the firm plans to provide five‑year financial summaries in a machine‑readable format, noting that earlier reports were prepared under national accounting standards and recent ones under IFRS. A formal diversity policy is absent, with recruitment based solely on qualifications and experience rather than demographic criteria.

Shareholder engagement practices are largely compliant, with real‑time webcast provision for registered participants and a commitment to publish meeting recordings if demand arises. The company does not maintain a separate internal audit function but relies on an Audit Committee that meets independence criteria. Conflict‑of‑interest procedures are acknowledged in statutes, though detailed internal guidelines remain undeveloped.

The report covers the Polish market, focusing on PCF Group’s operations in 2020. Methodology is descriptive, based on board disclosures and regulatory requirements rather than external sampling. Overall, the company demonstrates a largely compliant governance posture while identifying areas for future enhancement as its board structure and operational scope evolve.

PCF GROUP SA (1/2022) PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna - informacja o stanie stosowania Na podstawie par. 29 ust. 3 Regulaminu Giełdy Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna przekazuje informację o stanie stosowania Dobrych Zarząd spółki PCF Group S.A. z siedzibą w Warszawie ("Spółka") przekazuje informację o zmianie sposobu stosowania zasad 1.6. i 2.4. Dobrych Praktyk 2021 oraz o wystąpieniu okoliczności uzasadniających zmianę treści wyjaśnień dla zasad 4.7., 4.8. oraz 4.9.1.

PCF GROUP SA ( 2/2022) PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna - informacja o stanie stosowania Dobrych Praktyk 2021 Na podstawie par. 29 ust. 3 Regulaminu Giełdy Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna przekazuje informację o stanie stosowania Dobrych Spółka niniejszym informuje o rozpoczęciu stosowania zasad 4.1. oraz 4.3. DPSN 2021. POLITYKA INFORMACYJNA I KOMUNIKACJA Z INWESTORAMI 1.1.

PCF GROUP SA (1/2023) PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna – informacja o stanie stosowania Na podstawie par. 29 ust. 3 Regulaminu Giełdy Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A. PCF Group Spółka Akcyjna przekazuje informację o stanie stosowania Dobrych Spółka niniejszym informuje o rozpoczęciu stosowania zasad 3.3, 3.4, 3.6, 3.8 i 3.10 oraz o zmianie treści wyjaśnień w zakresie niestosowania lub sposobu stosowania zasad 2.1, 3.1, 3.2, 3.5 i 3.9 DPSN 2021.

The report announces that on 15 December 2020 the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) adopted resolution 981/2020, authorizing PCF Group S.A. to list specific securities on the GPW primary market. The listed instruments include 2,062,512 ordinary bearer shares of Series A with a nominal value of PLN 0.02 each; 25,437,488 Series A shares subject to conversion into ordinary bearer shares; 2,062,512 ordinary bearer shares of Series B contingent on a capital increase resulting from their issuance; and 2,062,512 rights to ordinary bearer shares of Series B. All issuances carry a nominal value of PLN 0.02 per share or right.

The resolution became effective immediately upon adoption, enabling the securities to commence trading on the GPW. The announcement is framed within the legal basis of § 17(1)(2) of the Minister of Finance Regulation dated 29 March 2018, which governs current and periodic disclosures by issuers of securities. The document serves to inform shareholders and market participants that the company’s Series A and B shares, along with associated rights, are now eligible for trading on a regulated market. No additional data such as pricing, volume, or investor impact metrics are provided; the focus remains on regulatory compliance and the formal listing of the specified securities.

The report announces that on 17 December 2020 the board of PCF Group S.A., headquartered in Warsaw, entered into the Electronic System for Information Transfer (ESPI). This action fulfills the legal requirement set out in § 11(1) of the ESPI usage regulations, thereby authorizing the company to transmit information through the system from that date onward. The document serves as an official notification of compliance with statutory obligations concerning electronic data exchange within the Polish corporate framework. It confirms that PCF Group S.A. has met the necessary procedural steps to become an ESPI participant, enabling it to submit required filings and communications electronically. No additional data or analysis is provided; the report functions solely as a compliance statement for regulatory purposes.

The report announces the initiation of trading for PCF Group S.A.’s Series A shares and Series B rights on the Warsaw Stock Exchange’s primary market, effective 18 December 2020. The company confirms receipt of the exchange’s resolutions: resolution 992/2020 authorises 27,500,000 Series A shares with a nominal value of PLN 0.02 each, listed under the ticker “PCF”; resolution 993/2020 authorises 2,062,512 Series B rights with the same nominal value, listed under “PCFA”. Both instruments are registered with KDPW and carry ISIN codes PLPCFGR00010 (Series A) and PLPCFGR00036 (Series B). The announcement is issued under the legal framework of §17(1)(4) of the 2018 Ministerial Regulation on ongoing and periodic information from issuers, ensuring compliance with disclosure requirements for non‑EU jurisdictions.

Key data points include the exact share and rights quantities, nominal values, ISIN identifiers, ticker symbols, and the precise effective date of market entry. The scope is limited to the Warsaw Stock Exchange’s primary market and pertains solely to PCF Group S.A.’s equity instruments. Methodologically, the report relies on official exchange resolutions and internal corporate communication; no survey or external data sources are cited. The document serves to inform investors and market participants of the new trading instruments, confirming regulatory approval and providing essential identifiers for trade execution.