Participationin proceedings initiated by a group of European publishers againstGoogle Netherlands B.V.TheManagement of Agora S.A. with its registered seat in Warsaw ("Agora","Company") hereby informs that on February 28, 2024 a lawsuit againstGoogle Netherlands B.V. ("Defendant") was filed with the District Courtin Amsterdam (Gerechtshof). In the lawsuit, the company GreyfieldCapital ("Claimant") seeks compensation form the Defendant arising outof a claim of the European_#160;presspublishers, in the amount of app. EUR 2.1 billion for theanticompetitive practices on the European AdTech market in the years2014-2023.Oneof the more than 30 European media groups engaged in the lawsuit isAgora and its subsidiaries: Grupa Radiowa Agory sp. z o.o. and Eurozetsp. z o.o. Due to the nature of the initiated proceedings, Europeanpublishers made, for the benefit of the Claimant (SPV), an assignment ofcompensation claims due for the anticompetitive practices performed bythe Defender's capital group. The Claimant in the interest and on behalfof the publishers initiated proceedings before the Dutch court, which,as a result of legal analysis, was pointed as having jurisdiction overthe case concerning compensations on the territories of several EUmember states.Argumentsconcerning validity of the asserted claims are based on the previousdecision as of June 7, 2021 (No. 21-D-11) of the French competitionauthority (Autorit_#233; de la concurrence), which stated thatGoogle abused its dominant position on the AdTech market and imposed afine in the amount of EUR 220 million.Theamount of the claim was calculated by a team of economic experts fromCharles River Associates (CRA International, Inc.) cooperating with theClaimant, basing on analyses and market tests, public information anddata provided by the publishers. The potential compensation due to theAgora capital group companies was estimated in the amount of EUR 44million. It should be noted that the above amounts are an estimationmade by CRA International, Inc. and, as a consequence, are not final andmay be subject to change, in particular due to mitigation made by thecourt and the additional costs and fees to be paid for the benefit ofadvisors. It is also worth noting that the proceedings initiated by theClaimant are largely of a precedent-setting nature, and based onanalyses and estimations of parties, which also influence theuncertainty of the result of the suit and the amount of the potentialcompensation.TheClaimant cooperates with European law firms - Geradin Partners Limitedand Stek Advocaten B.V. The entity funding the proceedings is HarbourFund_#160;VL.P. who also bears the risk of possible failure of the asserted claim(i.a. bears the cost of the proceedings and remuneration of advisors incase the claim is not recognized by the court). In case the Claimantreceives the compensation, its part due to Agora_#160;andits subsidiaries shall be transferred to Agora subject to payment of theproceedings costs and remuneration of advisors and the entity fundingthe proceedings.Agorashall inform of material events concerning the proceedings being subjectof this regulatory filing, in accordance with applicable laws.