Corporate

On 24 July 2026, Katarzyna Ostap-Tomann submitted her resignation as Member of the Management Board of Cyfrowy Polsat responsible for the finances of Polsat Plus Group, effective as of 31 July 2026. Her decision is related to pursuing further career opportunities outside Polsat Plus Group. Anna Miller-Pytlak, currently Deputy CFO and a member of the Polsat Plus Group team for the past 17 years, has been appointed as the new Management Board Member and Chief Financial Officer. 

Polsat Plus Group has received a letter from its majority shareholder, the TiVi Foundation, informing it that the Constitutional Court of Liechtenstein has upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal issued in December 2025 concerning the dispute between Zygmunt Solorzand Tobias Solorz, Aleksandra Żak, and Piotr Żak. 

Piotr Żak, by decision of the Council of TiVi Foundation – the main shareholder of Polsat Plus Group – has been reappointed as President of the Management Board of the entire Group. The decision was unanimous and reflects trust and confidence in his effective management, consistent delivery of strategic objectives, and the continued development of the Group in the right direction.

The Group’s achievements in recent months, positively assessed by the capital market, include:

In Q1 2026 Polsat Plus Group posted very good results of sales of its new offer of multi-play services. Polsat TV extended the contract for broadcasting of UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League matches up until 2031. Polsat-Interia held the no. 1 spot among online publishers. Production of green power from wind increased by 67%

Polsat Plus Group has won the tender for exclusive broadcasting rights to the UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Conference League for four seasons, from 2027/2028 to 2030/2031. These are the only European club competitions in which the participation of Polish teams is guaranteed.

In 2025 Polsat Plus Group posted very good results of sales of its new offer of multi-play services. The coverage of Plus’s 5G network extended over an area inhabited by 26 million people. Polsat TV Group was the TV audience leader, while Polsat-Interia Group was number 1 among online publishers. Strategic investments in the green energy segment were completed.

Eight NesoBus hydrogen buses, which will be delivered to PKM Katowice and PKM Tychy, will start transporting passengers on regular lines in the coming days. Powered by hydrogen, which is considered the future of fuel, these buses are hitting the streets of large cities and undergoing real operational tests. The purchase was 95% financed by NFOŚiGW funds, making it an example of how public funds can support the quality of public transport.

Polsat Plus Group has today implemented significant changes in its supervisory and management bodies. The aim is to strengthen ownership oversight, enhance effectiveness and management standards, and increase the role of management boards in the day-to-day operations of the Group’s companies. To fully realize the ambitions of the Group, its employees, and shareholders, it is necessary to complement the key governing bodies of the companies. This is an important step that opens a new chapter in the Group’s history and sets the direction for its further development.

In Q3 2025 Polsat Plus Group posted very good results of sales of its new offer of multi-play services. The number of customers using multi-play services increased to over 3 million. Polsat TV held the leading spot in audience share, while Polsat-Interia Group remained the no. 1 among online publishers. Polsat Plus Group completed the construction of its biggest wind power farm in Drzeżewo and generated 237 GWh of green energy from its own Renewable Energy Sources. Polsat Plus Group’s financial performance was in line with the market consensus.