Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Nacon
Nacon reported 129.4 million euros in annual sales for the 2019/20 fiscal year, a 14.4% increase over the previous year.
Software segment performance was the primary growth driver, with game sales rising 40.6% to 70.7 million euros.
Digital distribution became the dominant revenue stream, growing to 69% of total game revenue compared to 41% in the prior year, with Q4 digital sales multiplying 2.7 times year-over-year.
The accessories segment declined 4.8% to 52.6 million euros, impacted by a high comparison base from previous controller releases and physical retail closures.
Management raised the current operating margin target to exceed 16%, as the higher margins from digital software sales offset the revenue decline in physical accessories.
Following a March 2020 IPO, the company holds 100 million euros in available cash to support its 2022/23 strategic plan of 180 to 200 million euros in sales.
Development remains on schedule for upcoming titles like WRC9, with the company expanding the RIG headset brand into the United States and Australia.
Nacon reported 129.4 million euros in annual sales for the 2019/20 fiscal year, a 14.4% increase over the previous year.
Software segment performance was the primary growth driver, with game sales rising 40.6% to 70.7 million euros.
Digital distribution became the dominant revenue stream, growing to 69% of total game revenue compared to 41% in the prior year, with Q4 digital sales multiplying 2.7 times year-over-year.
The accessories segment declined 4.8% to 52.6 million euros, impacted by a high comparison base from previous controller releases and physical retail closures.
Management raised the current operating margin target to exceed 16%, as the higher margins from digital software sales offset the revenue decline in physical accessories.
Following a March 2020 IPO, the company holds 100 million euros in available cash to support its 2022/23 strategic plan of 180 to 200 million euros in sales.
Development remains on schedule for upcoming titles like WRC9, with the company expanding the RIG headset brand into the United States and Australia.