Key facts
- Company type
- Public
- Traded as
- WSE : CDR FWB : 7CD WIG20 component (CDR)
- Isin
- PLOPTTC00011
- Industry
- Video games
- Founded
- May 1994 ; 32 years ago ( 1994-05 )
- Founders
- Marcin Iwiński Michał Kiciński
- Headquarters
- Warsaw , Poland
- Area served
- Worldwide
- Key people
- Marcin Iwiński (Chair) Adam Kiciński (Chair) Michał Nowakowski ( President of the Management Board ) Adam Badowski (President of the Management Board) Piotr Nielubowicz ( Financial director )
- Products
- The Witcher Cyberpunk 2077
- Revenue
- 1.23 billion zł (2023)
- Operating income
- 469 million zł (2023)
- Net income
- 481.1 million zł (2023)
- Total assets
- 2.61 billion zł (2023)
- Total equity
- 2.40 billion zł (2023)
- Owner
- Marcin Iwiński (12.89%) Michał Kiciński (9.99%) Piotr Nielubowicz (6.87%) Adam Kiciński (4.05%)
- Number of employees
- 1,134 (entire company) , 615 ( CD Projekt Red only)
- Subsidiaries
- See § Subsidiaries
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
- Employees
- 1297
- Revenue
- 2138875000
- Official website
- www.cdprojekt.com/en
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- Commons category
- CD Projekt
- inception
- 1994-05-00
- operating income
- 1157077000
- net profit
- 1154327000
- total equity
- 2894478000
- social media followers
- 30647
- total assets
- 2894478000
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CD Projekt S.A. ( Polish: [ˌt͡sɛˈdɛ ˈprɔjɛkt]) is a Polish video game company based in Warsaw, founded in May 1994 by Marcin Iwiński and Michał Kiciński. Iwiński and Kiciński were video game retailers before they founded the company, which initially acted as a distributor of foreign video games for the domestic market. The department responsible for developing original games, CD Projekt Red, best known for The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077, was formed in 2002. In 2008, CD Projekt launched the digital distribution service Good Old Games, now known as GOG.com; the platform was sold to CD Projekt co-founder Michał Kiciński in 2025.
The company began by translating major video game releases into Polish, collaborating with Interplay Entertainment for two Baldur's Gate games. CD Projekt was working on the PC version of Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance when Interplay experienced financial difficulties. The game was cancelled and the company decided to reuse the code for its own video game. It became The Witcher, a 2007 video game based on the works of novelist Andrzej Sapkowski.