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Karolina Rzońca-Bajorek was included in the list of "15 influentialwomen of the Polish technology industry", published by the editors of themagazine "My Company Polska". Included in the list are female leadersresponsible for digital transformation, implementation of innovations anddiversity activities in the world of new technologies.

The Asseco Groupis the largest IT company in the Central and Eastern European region. For morethan 30 years it has been developing technologically advanced software forcompanies in key economic sectors. The Group, which is a federation ofcompanies operating in more than 60 countries around the world, is headed byAsseco Poland, which was one of the first startups founded in Poland. KarolinaRzońca-Bajorek has been the vice president of Asseco Poland since 2021. As the ChiefFinancial Officer (CFO), she is responsible for the Company Finance Divisionand the Asseco Group Finance Division, as well as the Shared Service CenterDepartment.

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Asseco maintained its leading position among IT companies on the "List of the 200 largest Polish companies" prepared by the editors of "Wprost" magazine. In 2024, the company reached PLN 17.1 billion in sales revenues, of which PLN 13.5 billion were sales of its proprietary IT products and services.

2024 turned out to be a record year for Asseco. We achieved the highest net profit in our more than 30-year history. These results show that the strategy we have adopted focusing on the development of proprietary software and related services, as well as strong diversification, allows us to grow steadily, concluded Adam Góral, CEO of Asseco Poland.

Asseco is also the largest IT company in the Central and Eastern European region. It has been developing technologically advanced software for companies in key economic sectors for more than 30 years.

In compiling the "List of the 200 largest Polish companies," the editors of Wprost weekly based the revenue of a given company for 2023.

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Asseco took 1st place in this year's edition of the "Polish Ambassadors" ranking, prepared by the editors of the Wprost weekly. The list recognizes Polish companies that successfully promote the national economy on the international arena, building the Polish brand as a reliable business and technological partner.

Asseco is the largest software manufacturer in Central and Eastern Europe, and its IT solutions support key sectors of the economy. The title of "Polish Ambassador" honors the company's many years of consistent foreign expansion and building a strong global brand originating in Poland.

In 2024, the Asseco Group reached PLN 17.1 billion in sales revenues, 88 percent of which were foreign sales. The Group has been growing organically as well as through acquisitions. Asseco companies are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), NASDAQ and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

In 2024, we acquired 14 companies operating in the US, Indian, Portuguese and Israeli markets. Since our IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2004, more than 150 companies have joined our Group. As a result, today Asseco employs nearly 34,000 people in more than 60 countries on 6 continents, said Adam Góral, President of the Management Board of Asseco Poland.

The "Polish Ambassadors" ranking aims to identify companies that are not only financially successful, but also promote a positive image of Poland and strengthen its position in the global economy.

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Adam Góral has completed his mission as the Honorary Consul of the Slovak Republic after 24 years. He was awarded a silver commemorative medal by Juraj Blanár, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, for his work on behalf of Slovak-Polish cooperation.

The award was given for his significant contribution to the development of relations between the two countries, his support for Slovak business and his commitment to helping the country's citizens. Minister Blanár noted at the ceremony: "People honored today come from different backgrounds, but each of them has been able to find something unique in their work that they have passed on to Slovakia - and for that they deserve our gratitude."

While serving as the Honorary Consul of Slovakia, Adam Góral acted with full commitment to the cooperation between Poland and Slovakia - both in the diplomatic and economic spheres. It was with the merger with the Slovak company that the construction of the international Asseco Group began, which now operates in more than 60 countries. Slovakia is also home to the headquarters of Asseco Central Europe (ACE) and Asseco International.

The medal was presented in Bratislava at a ceremony at which other distinguished representatives of the world of diplomacy, culture and sports were also honored.

Adam Góral has been honored with the "As Bankiera" award, given by the editors of Bankier.pl to outstanding figures in the Polish financial and business world. This award goes to leaders who, through their vision, consistency and commitment, contribute to the development of the financial sector and the economy as a whole.

Adam Góral has confirmed his position as one of the top leaders in the Polish financial market. Under his leadership, the Asseco Group achieved record financial results in 2024, recording the highest ever net profit of PLN 520 million and revenues exceeding PLN 17 billion. The record results translated into a significant increase in the company’s share price on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE). A strategy based on sector and geographic diversification, as well as consistent investments in the development of proprietary software and digital services, strengthened the company's position as the largest IT provider in Central and Eastern Europe.

Adam Góral actively supports the development of the Polish capital market, serving as the chairman of the Issuers' Council at the WSE. As an opinion leader, he regularly participates in public debates, sharing his knowledge and experience on digitization, cyber security and the role of technology in the financial sector. His vision and activities contribute to the formation of a modern, innovative financial market in Poland. He is an important promoter of the capital market among current and potential issuers.

"List of 25 Aces of the Polish financial market" is an initiative that aims to honor business leaders distinguished not only by the effectiveness of their actions, but also by their ethical approach to management and real impact on the economic development of the country.

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Asseco has once again confirmed its leadership position in the new technology industry. In the "500 list" prepared by the editors of the daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita, the company ranked 1st among IT companies in Poland. It is also the largest employer in the IT sector.

In 2024, the Asseco Group achieved sales revenues of PLN 17.1 billion, of which PLN 13.5 billion were sales of its proprietary IT products and services. Operating profit was 10% higher than in 2023, at PLN 1.8 billion.

The "500 List" ranking is a list that presents the largest companies by revenue value. Asseco once again maintained its leadership in the technology sector for a consecutive year, which demonstrates the company's steady growth and strong market position.

In 2025, our priority remains to maintain our leadership in digitization in the banking, energy, telecommunications, healthcare and public administration sectors. We have plans for further use of artificial intelligence and ambitions to build the country's cyber resilience, said Adam Góral, CEO of Asseco Poland.

Asseco operates in more than 60 countries with 34,000 employees. For more than 30 years it has been developing technologically advanced software for companies in key economic sectors