Updated Mar 23, 2026 by Nacon
Nacon has filed for insolvency and initiated judicial reorganisation proceedings with the Commercial Court of Lille Métropole as of 25 February 2026.
The filing was triggered by a liquidity crisis following parent company Bigben Interactive’s failure to repay a bond loan after being denied support by its banking pool.
The 'redressement judiciaire' process freezes existing debts for up to 18 months, allowing Nacon to develop a restructuring plan while its shares remain suspended on Euronext Paris.
Nacon reported 2024/25 IFRS revenue of €167.9 million and an operating profit of €1.1 million prior to the filing.
The company maintains a significant operational footprint, employing over 1,000 staff across 25 subsidiaries and managing a portfolio of 16 development studios and gaming peripheral lines.
A court hearing is scheduled for early March to determine the path forward for the company’s financial restructuring and debt renegotiation.
Nacon has filed for insolvency and initiated judicial reorganisation proceedings with the Commercial Court of Lille Métropole as of 25 February 2026.
The filing was triggered by a liquidity crisis following parent company Bigben Interactive’s failure to repay a bond loan after being denied support by its banking pool.
The 'redressement judiciaire' process freezes existing debts for up to 18 months, allowing Nacon to develop a restructuring plan while its shares remain suspended on Euronext Paris.
Nacon reported 2024/25 IFRS revenue of €167.9 million and an operating profit of €1.1 million prior to the filing.
The company maintains a significant operational footprint, employing over 1,000 staff across 25 subsidiaries and managing a portfolio of 16 development studios and gaming peripheral lines.
A court hearing is scheduled for early March to determine the path forward for the company’s financial restructuring and debt renegotiation.