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QUARTERLY REPORT OF 11 BIT STUDIOS S.A. FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED 30 Death Howl i This document is a translation from the original Polish version. In case of any discrepancies between the Polish and English versions, the Polish version shall prevail.2 PLN EUR 1 Jan– 1 Jan– 1 Jan– 1 Jan– 30 Sep 2025 30 Sep 2024 30 Sep 2025 30 Sep 2024 Revenue 101,310,402 106,658,014 23,913,703 ...

QUARTERLY REPORT OF 11 BIT STUDIOS FOR THE THREE MONTHS ENDED 31 MARCH DEAR SHAREHOLDERS AND INVESTORS, It is our pleasure to present to you the quarterly technical quality, balanced gameplay, and, of report of 11 bit studios S.A. for the three months course, a lot of excitement and entertainment. In ended 31 March 2025.

HALF-YEAR REPORT OF 11 BIT STUDIOS S.A. FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE DEAR SHAREHOLDERS AND INVESTORS, It is our pleasure to present to you the half-year report of 11 bit studios S.A. for the six months ended 30 June 2025. During the period, we earned PLN 57.24 million in revenue, a year-on-year increase of 86.09%.

The document records the proceedings of a regular shareholders’ meeting held on 30 June 2011 by 11 bit studios S.A., a Warsaw‑based joint‑stock company. The meeting, convened by the board and chaired by Chairman Marcin Przasnyski, approved a series of resolutions concerning corporate governance and financial matters. Key actions included the disclosure of the audit committee election, the appointment of three members to the audit committee—Grzegorz Miechowski, Bartosz Brzostek and Bohdan Drozdowski—and the election of Przasnyski as meeting chair. The shareholders unanimously approved the company’s 2010 activity report and financial statements, which showed a net loss of PLN 231,199.53 and total assets of PLN 1,352,359.17. A resolution to cover the loss from future profits was adopted. Subsequent resolutions granted absolute approval (absolutory) to all board members and supervisory board members for the 2009‑2010 period, with voting results ranging from 48.74 % to 66.31 % of the capital represented by votes, reflecting full quorum and majority requirements under Polish company law. The meeting concluded with the adoption of the agenda, confirmation of proper convening and quorum, and closure. The protocol includes a signed attendance list and is notarised by Tomasz Wojciechowski. The proceedings cover corporate governance, financial reporting, and loss coverage for the 2010 fiscal year within Poland.

The forecast presents projected financial performance for 11 bit Studios S.A. over the years 2011‑2013, expressed in thousands of Polish zloty. Net sales revenue is expected to rise from 4 358 in 2011 to 12 700 by 2013, reflecting annual growth rates of 51.40 % and 92.48 %. Net sales from product sales alone are projected to increase from 2 860 to 11 029, while changes in product inventory contribute an additional 1 498, 200, and 1 675 respectively. Net profit is projected to grow from 1 327 in 2011 to 4 574 in 2013, with profitability margins moving from 46.40 % to 41.47 %. The net profit growth rate accelerates sharply, from 31.42 % in the first year to an impressive 162.27 % in the second.

The scope covers a single company within the video‑game development sector, focusing on selected financial metrics over a three‑year horizon. The methodology is implicit: the figures represent forecasted values rather than historical data, likely derived from internal projections or market analysis. No explicit sample size or external data sources are cited; the report appears to be an internal financial planning document. The analysis underscores a strong projected expansion in both revenue and profitability, driven largely by product sales growth and inventory management.

The announcement details the conclusion of a private subscription for ordinary bearer shares Series D issued by 11 Bit Studios S.A. The subscription, authorized on 10 November 2011 by a special general meeting to increase capital without existing shareholders’ subscription rights, commenced on 5 December 2011 and closed early on 9 January 2012, ahead of the originally stipulated 31 January deadline. The subscription capped at 500 000 shares, each with a nominal value of 0.10 zł.

A total of 40 938 shares were actually subscribed and issued on 23 December 2011, at an emission price of 9.00 zł per share. The offering attracted 64 investors, but only ten entered into subscription agreements on the closing date; no sub‑emission arrangements were made. The transaction incurred total costs of 46 722 zł, comprising 41 722 zł for preparation and execution (including notarial fees), 5 000 zł for advisory and informational documentation, with no remuneration paid to sub‑emitters or promotion expenses. These costs are recorded as interim expenses and will be expensed upon registration of the capital increase in accordance with Polish accounting regulations.

The report is confined to Poland, covering a single fiscal period (late 2011–early 2012) and the ordinary share segment of 11 Bit Studios. It follows statutory disclosure requirements under Polish corporate law and the Alternative Trading System regulations, providing a concise overview of subscription dates, share numbers, pricing, investor participation, and cost allocation.

The document records a notarial act concerning the capital increase of 11 bit studios Spółka Akcyjna, a Warsaw‑based video game developer. The act confirms that the extraordinary general meeting held on 22 June 2012 approved a capital increase from PLN 191,169.90 to a maximum of PLN 231,169.90 by issuing up to 400,000 new ordinary shares (Series E) with a nominal value of PLN 0.10 each, and amended the company’s articles to reflect the new share structure. The updated capital is set at PLN 221,719.90 and divided into five series: 1,000,000 Series A shares (PLN 0.10), 494,200 Series B shares, 376,561 Series C shares, 40,938 Series D shares, and 305,500 newly issued Series E shares. Six subscription agreements were executed by 27 July 2012, covering 305,500 Series E shares for a total subscription value of PLN 30,550.00.

The act lists the board members—Grzegorz Miechowski, Bartosz Brzostek, Przemysław Marszał, and Michał Drozdowski—who represent the company in signing. It details procedural aspects such as notarization, registration requirements, and cost allocation (notarial fee PLN 200.00 plus VAT PLN 46.00). The document is limited to the company’s Warsaw jurisdiction and pertains exclusively to its capital structure changes in 2012, with no broader industry or geographic scope. The methodology is purely legal documentation, relying on corporate minutes and statutory provisions to validate the capital increase and share issuance.

The report details the completion of a private subscription for Series E ordinary shares issued by 11 bit studios S.A. following the board’s resolution on 22 June 2012 to increase share capital without existing shareholders’ subscription rights. The subscription commenced on the resolution date and concluded on 27 July 2012, with the board filing a capital declaration on 31 July 2012. Six private investors entered into purchase agreements between 25 and 26 July 2012, acquiring a total of 305,500 shares at an issue price of PLN 9.00 per share, generating proceeds of PLN 2,749,500.

The subscription involved no reduction in nominal value and did not include any sub‑subscription agreements. The total number of shares offered was 400,000, but only 305,500 were ultimately subscribed. Costs associated with the issuance amounted to PLN 42,386, broken down into preparation and execution of the offer (PLN 20,000), informational document drafting and advisory fees (PLN 20,500), notarial and treasury charges (PLN 1,886), with no sub‑subscription or promotion expenses. These costs were recorded as interim expenses and will be capitalised in accordance with Polish accounting regulations.

The report confirms that the Series E shares were issued privately, without a public allocation date, and outlines the legal basis for reporting under the Alternative Trading System regulations. The capital increase was fully executed within the stipulated period, and all financial and procedural details comply with applicable corporate law provisions.

Piotr Sulima’s professional trajectory spans academia, consulting, and business development across Poland and internationally. He holds a PhD in Management from the Warsaw School of Economics (2010‑present) and an MBA, complemented by a master’s degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana‑Champaign (2009‑2010). Earlier academic credentials include a master’s in International Relations from the University of Warsaw (1995‑1999) and postgraduate managerial studies at the Warsaw School of Economics (2001‑2007).

Professionally, Sulima has led growth initiatives for several firms. From 2012 onward he owns Dyna Consulting, a boutique advisory agency executing national and mid‑regional projects. Between 2008 and 2012 he served as Business Development Director at Chronos Consulting Polska, part of the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA‑listed Coberon‑Chronos Group, where he managed Fortune 500 client engagements. Earlier roles include Business Development Manager at Network Technologies Polska (2007‑2008), Sales Manager positions at Polish News Bulletin Co. and Akces‑Benefit (2004‑2008), and assistant roles at Intercam Co. Ltd. and Curtis Inc. Group (1997‑2001).

His language proficiency is fluent English with FCE, CAE, CPE certifications; basic German and Russian. Technical skills cover Windows, Office, Lotus Notes/Domino, Linux Ubuntu, and macOS.

Sulima’s extracurricular involvement includes volunteering with a Maltese medical service (2013‑present), vice‑chairmanship of SMT SA’s supervisory board (since 2011), and long‑standing participation in youth, student, and sports organizations. His interests feature motorcycling (Harley Owners Group) and skydiving (Polish Association of Air Sports).

The statement, issued by Marcin Przasnyski, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of 11 bit Studios SA on 14 June 2013, announces his decision not to seek re‑election for the next three‑year term. Przasnyski expresses gratitude to shareholders and board members for their trust and collaborative work during a critical phase of the company’s development and public listing. He cites extensive time commitments to other projects at various stages as the primary reason for stepping down, while affirming continued strategic investment in 11 bit Studios. The declaration includes a lock‑up commitment until the end of the following year, except in extraordinary circumstances such as a call, merger or acquisition. The statement underscores transparency and equal access to information for all market participants, reflecting the company’s commitment to governance standards. The document is a formal communication from the board chair to shareholders, covering the period up to mid‑2013 and focusing on corporate governance within the Polish capital market. No additional data, statistics or methodological details are provided beyond the personal commitment and governance context.

Wojciech Ozimek has led one2tribe Sp. z o.o. for eleven years as CEO, overseeing organizational growth, product launches, sales and key client relationships. Under his direction the company has co‑created more than a dozen mobile and internet services, as well as several online games that collectively attract four million subscribers worldwide. Ozimek’s expertise lies in designing business‑oriented games, gamification solutions and educational titles, positioning him as a proponent of integrating gaming into everyday life. He has spoken at TEDx Kraków (2011) and Hewlett Packard/Warsaw (2012), frequently presenting at business‑gaming conferences in Poland and abroad, and co‑authored articles on gamification.

Ozimek is a senior consultant with the international Cutter Consortium, contributing to “Business‑IT Strategies” and “Enterprise Architecture” teams. He authored the report “Storming the Cathedral: Collaborating for Innovation in Mobile Markets.” Within one2tribe he has led concept development for strategic projects, including a business model for interactive TV (iTVP) and advisory work on mobile content distribution for P4/Play, Heyah/PTC Era, and Polkomtel S.A. Prior to one2tribe, he managed the e‑business competency group and later served as Director of Development at Infovide (now Infovide‑Matrix), delivering architecture concepts for major clients such as Nordea Bank Polska, Telekomunikacja Polska S.A., PTC Era, Onet.pl, PTK Centertel and Kredyt Bank S.A. His notable project Nordea Solo earned the 2001 System Informatyczny Roku award.

Ozimek’s earlier career included a role in the IT team at Telekomunikacja Polska S.A., where he implemented intranet solutions for the MikroBOK system, one of Poland’s first distributed data collection platforms. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Computer Science and Mechanics from the University of Warsaw.

In recent years he has served on the boards of Flow Combine Sp. z o.o., SIP Consulting Sp. z o.o., and temporarily on the board of Flow Combine, a studio that published its sole title through 11 Bit Studios S.A. No records of insolvency, fraud convictions or court‑ordered prohibitions exist for Ozimek, and he has not held executive roles in companies undergoing bankruptcy or competing with 11 Bit Studios.

The communication informs shareholders that following the merger of TFI Allianz Polska S.A. with Aviva Investors Poland TFI S.A., the combined entity’s investment funds now hold 206,773 shares of Allianz Polska S.A., representing 8.69 % of the company’s registered capital and an equal proportion of voting rights at the general meeting. Prior to the merger, TFI Allianz’s funds alone owned 81,240 shares (3.41 %). The merger, effective 1 July 2022, eliminated Aviva Investors Poland TFI S.A. as a separate voting entity; consequently, its shares are now incorporated into the total count for Allianz Polska S.A. The notice confirms that no dependent entities or individuals possess shares or voting rights in the company, and no additional financial instruments influence the vote count. The total number of votes attributable to the funds is therefore 206,773, equating to 8.69 % of all votes at the meeting. The statement is issued by Allianz Polska S.A., with reference to regulatory requirements under Polish public offering and securities law, and is directed to the supervisory authority.