Updated Mar 23, 2026 by Nacon
Nacon reported a 15.7% decline in HY 2021/22 sales to €73.0 million, with net profit contracting 60.4% to €3.8 million compared to the previous year.
The company lowered its 2021/22 financial targets, now projecting sales of €150–180 million and current operating income near €20 million.
Performance was impacted by a 16.9% drop in video-game sales to €27.3 million and a 15.1% decline in accessory sales to €43.7 million.
Nacon postponed several high-profile titles to fiscal year 2022/23 to prioritize development quality, while simultaneously raising its 2022/23 sales guidance to €250–300 million.
The balance sheet remains stable with €219.0 million in shareholders’ equity and €62.6 million in cash reserves, despite investment outflows rising to €45.6 million.
Nacon expanded its studio portfolio through the acquisition of Ishtar Games, which was finalized on 25 November 2021.
Nacon reported a 15.7% decline in HY 2021/22 sales to €73.0 million, with net profit contracting 60.4% to €3.8 million compared to the previous year.
The company lowered its 2021/22 financial targets, now projecting sales of €150–180 million and current operating income near €20 million.
Performance was impacted by a 16.9% drop in video-game sales to €27.3 million and a 15.1% decline in accessory sales to €43.7 million.
Nacon postponed several high-profile titles to fiscal year 2022/23 to prioritize development quality, while simultaneously raising its 2022/23 sales guidance to €250–300 million.
The balance sheet remains stable with €219.0 million in shareholders’ equity and €62.6 million in cash reserves, despite investment outflows rising to €45.6 million.
Nacon expanded its studio portfolio through the acquisition of Ishtar Games, which was finalized on 25 November 2021.