Updated Mar 23, 2026 by Nacon
Nacon reported a 35.9% increase in H1 2020/21 sales to €86.6 million, with net profit rising 46.7% to €9.6 million.
Current operating income (COI) grew 47.3% to €15.7 million, hitting the company's 18% annual margin target ahead of schedule.
The company raised its FY 2020/21 sales guidance to €160–170 million, while setting a long-term FY 2022/23 target of €180–200 million with a COI exceeding 20%.
Operating cash flow reached €34.1 million, resulting in a net cash position of €50.7 million as of September 30, 2020.
Growth was driven by strong performance in gaming accessories, specifically premium headsets and PlayStation 4 controllers, alongside a robust back-catalogue of games.
Future growth is expected to be fueled by dual-generation console support for PS5 and Xbox Series, digital sales expansion, and new releases like WRC 9 and Tennis World Tour 2.
Nacon reported a 35.9% increase in H1 2020/21 sales to €86.6 million, with net profit rising 46.7% to €9.6 million.
Current operating income (COI) grew 47.3% to €15.7 million, hitting the company's 18% annual margin target ahead of schedule.
The company raised its FY 2020/21 sales guidance to €160–170 million, while setting a long-term FY 2022/23 target of €180–200 million with a COI exceeding 20%.
Operating cash flow reached €34.1 million, resulting in a net cash position of €50.7 million as of September 30, 2020.
Growth was driven by strong performance in gaming accessories, specifically premium headsets and PlayStation 4 controllers, alongside a robust back-catalogue of games.
Future growth is expected to be fueled by dual-generation console support for PS5 and Xbox Series, digital sales expansion, and new releases like WRC 9 and Tennis World Tour 2.