Press release Lesquin, 27 April 2020, 18:00 2019/20 ANNUAL SALES UP 14.4% TO 129.4 M€ IN LINE WITH TARGETS CURRENT OPERATING MARGIN (2) RATE TARGET RAISED IN EXCESS OF 16% 100 M€ CASH AVAILABLE THANKS TO THE SUCCESSFUL IPO 2019 /20 2018 /19 Change IFRS – M€ Sales 1^st Half⁽³⁾⁽⁴⁾ 63. 7 48. 6 +31 .3 % 3^rd Quarter⁽¹⁾ 40. 5 34. 7 +16 .4 % 4^th Quarter⁽¹⁾ 25.2 29.8 -15 .5% Of which Games 15.7 10.4 +51.4% Of which Accessories 8.5 17.7 -52.2% Of which Others⁽⁴⁾ 1.0 1.7 -41 .6% 2019/2020 (12 months) 129.4 113.1 +14.4% Of which Games 70.7 50.3 +40.6% Of which Accessories 52.6 55.2 -4.8% Of which Others⁽⁴⁾ 6.1 7.6 -20 .1%

7 50.3 +40.6% Of which Accessories 52.6 55.2 -4.8% Of which Others⁽⁴⁾ 6.1 7.6 -20 .1% (1) Non audited data (2) Current Operating Margin = Current Operating Income rate = Current Operating Income as a percentage of sales. 3) Sales flows for the Gaming business prepared on the basis of Bigben Interactive's accounting records. These flows integrate development studio acquisitions as from their actual acquisition date. (4) The “Other” sales come from the Mobile and Audio turnover remaining with the Nacon subsidiaries which were not carved off during the partial asset contribution from Bigben Interactive to Nacon. These are included in the "Mobile" and "Audio" categories of Bigben's sales. Business slowdown in the 4th quarter In the 4th quarter of the 2019/20 fiscal year (from January 1 to March 31, 2020), business declined by 15.5% adversely impacted by a product base effect on Accessories and to a lesser extent to the exceptional consequences from the Covid-19 health crisis with the closing of points of sale. GAMES

n the 4th quarter of the 2019/20 fiscal year (from January 1 to March 31, 2020), business declined by 15.5% adversely impacted by a product base effect on Accessories and to a lesser extent to the exceptional consequences from the Covid-19 health crisis with the closing of points of sale. GAMES Turnover was up sharply at €15.7 million (compared with €10.4 million for the 4th quarter 2018/19) thanks to the boom in digital sales, benefiting in particular from the "lockdown" effect, which “boosted” games sales. The latter were multiplied 2.7 fold over the period and represented 11.0 M€ in sales over the quarter compared to 4.1 M€ sales in the same quarter of the previous financial year. This growth in digital sales relies on a strong back catalogue growing over the years. Regarding physical retail sales, the launches of AO Tennis 2, Rugby 20, Overpass and TT Isle of Man 2 were in line with expectations. ACCESSORIES Accessories fell sharply (8.5 M€ vs. 17.7 M€ a year earlier) due to a product base effect (release in Q4 2018/19 of the two controllers REVOLUTION Unlimited Pro Controller and Asymmetric Wireless for PS4™). In addition, the mandatory closing of numerous stores linked to the Covid-19 health crisis also impacted sales of Accessories in the second half of March.

A 2019/20 year of growth driven by the momentum of new games and digital sales With 129.4 M€ sales and despite the drop in Q4 2019/20, Nacon reached the sales guidance set on its Initial Public Offering (between 127 and 133 M€). GAMES Games generated 70.7 M€ sales, representing a 40.6% growth. This development was driven by the success of numerous new games, including Warhammer®: Chaosbane and WRC8, which achieved a Metacritic score of 79%. Digital sales continued to grow strongly, reaching 48.9 M€ compared to 20.3 M€ for the previous year. They thus represented 69% of Games sales, compared to 41% a year earlier. This growth is in line with market evolution and reached a peak at the end of March linked to the effects of population lockdown. ACCESSORIES Accessories posted sales of 52.6 M€, down 4.8% due to the absence of any major new accessory releases during the financial year, with the exception of the REVOLUTION Pro Controller 3 for PS4^TM . 2019/20 Current Operating Income target raised The health crisis impacted Accessory sales at the end of the financial year but improved digital sales of games, the slight decline in global sales being offset by a margin improvement due to the growth in digital sales. Therefore Nacon should exceed its target of a current operating margin⁽²⁾ of 16% for the full 2019/20 financial year. (2) Current Operating Margin = Current Operating Income rate = Current Operating Income as a percentage of sales. Outlook: a 1st quarter 2020/21 approached with confidence

fore Nacon should exceed its target of a current operating margin⁽²⁾ of 16% for the full 2019/20 financial year. (2) Current Operating Margin = Current Operating Income rate = Current Operating Income as a percentage of sales. Outlook: a 1st quarter 2020/21 approached with confidence The Covid-19 crisis has a double impact: negative in the short term on the Accessories but positive on the digital sales of games, the cumulative effect being slightly negative in terms of turnover but positive in terms of operating profit given the higher digital margins. From an operations point of view, support services and development teams have been largely asked to telework. It has only been resorted to short-time working for employees whose work has been suspended or deemed unsuitable for teleworking. Procurement of accessories from Group suppliers has returned to normal. Nacon can rely on the momentum of its digital sales and has invested in the optimisation of its e-commerce sites dedicated to its main product ranges. No major delay is anticipated in the release schedule of new games. The launch of TT Isle of Man 2 on SWITCH^TM , Tour de France, Pro Cycling Manager and Hunting Simulator 2 in the first quarter and WRC9 in the second quarter should boost sales for the 1^st half of FY 2020/21 (from April 1 to September 30). Further to the agreement reached with "Poly" (Plantronics Inc.) in the last quarter of 2019/20 relating to the purchase of its gaming headsets and the RIG^TM premium brand, Nacon will deploy RIG^TM headsets in the USA and in Australia.

1 (from April 1 to September 30). Further to the agreement reached with "Poly" (Plantronics Inc.) in the last quarter of 2019/20 relating to the purchase of its gaming headsets and the RIG^TM premium brand, Nacon will deploy RIG^TM headsets in the USA and in Australia. Nacon does not anticipate any cash-flow difficulties in the coming months, as it has significant cash resources related to its recent Initial Public Offering which enabled it to raise 109 M€ in March 2020. Finally, Nacon is maintaining the targets linked to its "NACON 2023" plan, with sales of between €180 and €200 million and a Current Operating Margin⁽²⁾ in excess of 20% for the 2022/23 financial year. The company will disclose its targets for FY 2020/2021 while releasing its FY 2019/2020 year-end results on May 25, 2020. (2) Current Operating Margin = Current Operating Income rate = Current Operating Income as a percentage of sales.