Nacon postponed its annual report beyond the Jul 31 legal deadline

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Nacon, the French video game publisher, said on Jul 28, 2026 that it was postponing the publication of its annual financial statements for the year ended Mar 31, 2026, and of its 2025/2026 annual financial report. It said it could not publish the report by Jul 31, 2026, the latest date under the timeframe the French Monetary and Financial Code provides.1^,2^,3^,4

The company said the audit and certification of its accounts could not be finished within the legal deadlines because of extra audit procedures that its judicial reorganisation, called redressement judiciaire in French, required. The Lille Métropole Commercial Court opened those proceedings for Nacon by a judgment dated Mar 2, 2026. Nacon said it was in talks with its main financial creditors on restructuring its liabilities, and that, pending an agreement with them, it could not publish within the timeframe. That agreement then had to be submitted to the court, with a view to adopting a reorganisation plan that restructures the debt. The company said the publication of its Universal Registration Document, which includes the annual financial report, would be postponed accordingly.5^,6^,7^,8^,9^,10

Nacon also said it would ask the president of the Lille court to extend to Dec 31, 2026 the deadline for holding the shareholder meeting meant to approve the accounts for the year to Mar 31, 2026. It said an updated financial calendar, with the dates of the report, the registration document and that meeting, would follow as soon as possible. The release listed Q2 2026-2027 sales as an upcoming event, for Oct 26, 2026, after the market close.11^,12^,13

In its closing description, Nacon said it brought together 16 development studios, AA video game publishing and the design and distribution of premium gaming peripherals, and gave its headcount as more than 1,000 employees. The release gave its listing as Euronext Paris.14^,15^,16

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