Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Focus Entertainment
Focus Entertainment has pivoted from a third-party distributor to an integrated developer-publisher, acquiring five studios—Streum On, Dotemu, Douze Dixièmes, Leikir, and Deck13—to secure ownership of 50% of its IP turnover.
The company is executing a long-term roadmap targeting a pipeline of 31 games by 2025, supported by €124.2 million in off-balance-sheet commitments for future content.
Fiscal year 2021/22 turnover reached €142.6 million, a 17% decrease from the previous year, with net income falling to approximately €3.0 million due to heavy investment in acquisitions.
The company’s balance sheet was strengthened by a €70.4 million capital increase and a €140 million loan facility, resulting in total assets doubling to €251.0 million.
Digital sales account for 88% of total revenue, with the Americas remaining the primary geographic market at 54% of sales.
The Group maintains a solid net cash position of €62.6 million to fund its ongoing transition and development strategy.
Governance and CSR initiatives were formalized, resulting in a 94/100 gender equality index and a restructured Board of Directors led by Chairman Frank Sagnier and CEO Christophe Nobileau.
Focus Entertainment has pivoted from a third-party distributor to an integrated developer-publisher, acquiring five studios—Streum On, Dotemu, Douze Dixièmes, Leikir, and Deck13—to secure ownership of 50% of its IP turnover.
The company is executing a long-term roadmap targeting a pipeline of 31 games by 2025, supported by €124.2 million in off-balance-sheet commitments for future content.
Fiscal year 2021/22 turnover reached €142.6 million, a 17% decrease from the previous year, with net income falling to approximately €3.0 million due to heavy investment in acquisitions.
The company’s balance sheet was strengthened by a €70.4 million capital increase and a €140 million loan facility, resulting in total assets doubling to €251.0 million.
Digital sales account for 88% of total revenue, with the Americas remaining the primary geographic market at 54% of sales.
The Group maintains a solid net cash position of €62.6 million to fund its ongoing transition and development strategy.
Governance and CSR initiatives were formalized, resulting in a 94/100 gender equality index and a restructured Board of Directors led by Chairman Frank Sagnier and CEO Christophe Nobileau.