Kancelaria Medius S.A. is a Poland-based credit management and receivables administration company specializing in the investment, servicing, and recovery of non-performing loan (NPL) portfolios and consumer and commercial debt. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Kraków, Poland, the company operates across Central and Southern Europe, with active operations in Poland, Spain, and the Czech Republic, and is publicly listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange NewConnect market under the ticker symbol GPW:KME. The company provides a comprehensive suite of receivables management and legal solutions, which comprise the direct acquisition and investment in mass consumer non-performing debt portfolios originated primarily by commercial banks, fintech loan providers, and telecommunications operators; third-party contingency debt collection spanning amicable pre-litigation negotiation, contact center mediation, judicial proceedings, post-judgment bailiff enforcement monitoring, and bankruptcy asset recovery; securitized debt portfolio servicing and administration; corporate legal advisory, contract securing, and liability restructuring; commercial intelligence, counterparty creditworthiness verification, and preventive seals; and specialized consumer resolution channels through its proprietary Strefa Zadłużenia platform, which provides flexible installment restructuring and debt management advisory tools. Operations in Western Europe are facilitated through its Madrid-based operating subsidiary, Medius Collection S.L. In recent corporate developments, Kancelaria Medius S.A. expanded its international footprint by entering into a forward-flow framework agreement through Medius Collection S.L. to acquire consumer debt portfolios from a leading Spanish non-bank credit provider, alongside purchasing dedicated business-to-business debt portfolios to diversify its domestic asset base beyond retail consumer debt. In addition, the company became an official member of the Polish Union of Financial Enterprises (Związek Przedsiębiorstw Finansowych w Polsce - ZPF), adopting rigorous institutional standards under the Code of Good Practices, while executing strategic supervisory board rotations to oversee its ongoing cross-border portfolio expansion.