Nacon has temporarily stopped trading publicly, as the gaming company suffers from the ramifications of its parent company’s debt struggles.
The French gaming giant is owned by Bigben Interactive, which has a 56.72% stake. On 17th February 2026, BBI announced that it had failed to secure part of the €43 million it required to pay owed bonds.
In this instance, the banks it was dealing with refused to release the necessary funds. Consequently, it said it would explore “the possibility of resorting to procedures designed to facilitate the restructuring of its debt under the supervision of the commercial court.”
At the time, Nacon said it would be “carefully studying the consequences of such a situation on its own activities and the financing associated with them.”

Now, however, on the 20th February, things have escalated, with the pausing of trading on Euronext Paris stock exchange. The tone of Nacon’s release is sterner, too:
“The Company [Nacon] announces today that this situation is having a significant impact on its own activities.


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