Nacon’s 2024/25 consolidated sales remained stagnant at €167.9 million, showing negligible growth compared to the previous year's €167.7 million.
See it on page 1Gaming revenue declined 3.8% to €97.1 million, driven by a 35.8% drop in new-game catalogue sales due to a limited release schedule of only two titles in the fourth quarter.
See it on page 1Back-catalogue performance served as a key stabilizer, with sales surging 31.2% for the full year and 46.5% in the fourth quarter alone.
See it on page 1Accessories revenue grew 4.1% to €65.2 million, though growth was constrained by the postponement of the REVOSIM range and the Xbox Revolution X Unlimited controller to the 2025/26 fiscal year.
See it on page 1The company projects a stronger 2025/26 fiscal year, supported by an expanded pipeline of over ten new titles across sports, racing, adventure, and simulation genres.
See it on page 2Operational capacity is set to increase through a new French controller manufacturing plant, supplementing existing production in Vietnam to support U.S. inventory requirements.
See it on page 2Nacon reported consolidated sales of €167.9 million for the 2024/25 financial year, essentially flat against the €167.7 million recorded in 2023/24. Quarterly performance varied, with a sharp decline in the first quarter (‑9 %) offset by a 38.5 % rise in the second quarter, followed by declines of 10.3 % and 7.1 % in the third and fourth quarters respectively. Gaming revenue fell by 3.8 % to €97.1 million, while accessories grew modestly by 4.1 % to €65.2 million; the “Other” segment, comprising mobile and audio sales, expanded 38 % to €5.6 million.
The fourth‑quarter gaming output was limited to two titles, Rugby25™ and Ambulance Life™, resulting in a 35.8 % drop in new‑game catalogue sales to €9.9 million, compared with four releases and the hit Robocop: Rogue City™ in 2023/24. Back‑catalogue sales, however, surged 46.5 % to €16.1 million in the quarter and 31.2 % for the year, underscoring sustained demand for legacy titles.
Accessories sales were constrained by postponed launches of the REVOSIM range and the Xbox Revolution X Unlimited controller, which will debut in 2025/26. Nacon anticipates a sharper growth trajectory for the next fiscal year, driven by an expanded release calendar of over ten new games across sports, racing, adventure and simulation genres, as well as the launch of high‑profile accessories in the first half of 2025/26. Production expansion at a new French controller plant and continued reliance on Vietnamese manufacturing for U.S. inventory are expected to support this outlook.