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Guillemot CORPORATION Carentoir , September 24 , 2026 2026 CONSOLIDATED INTERIM RESULTS Key items from the Guillemot Corporation Group's financial statements to June 30 , 2026 are as follows . First half 2026 ( € m ) January 1 – June 30 , 2026 Turnover Change June 30 , June 30 , 2026 2025 49.6 51.7 -4 % Hercules 4.7 5.5 -13 % Thrustmaster 44.8 46.2 -3 % Net operating income -0.3 -2.7 Net financial income * 0.8 -2.0 Corporate income tax -1.7 1.1 Consolidated net income Earnings per share -1.3 -3.6 - € 0.09 - € 0.25 * Net financial income includes the cost of net financial debt as well as other financial expenses and income . Changes in the Group's governance since June 23 , 2026 Following the passing of Claude Guillemot on June 19 , 2026 , the Group put arrangements in place on June 23 to ensure continuity in its governance : Christian Guillemot was appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors . Valentin Guillemot was confirmed as Chief Executive Officer , a role in which he had been serving since July 1 , 2025 . The Board of Directors was strengthened by the addition of Victoria Guillemot . These changes were previously announced in separate communications and are described in the interim financial report . ■ A continued strategy of development and innovation , consistent with the Group's longstanding values Maintaining innovation at the heart of the Group's strategy , supported by sustained investment in research and development . Strengthening the online presence of the Hercules and Thrustmaster brands , including expanding distribution through third - party e - commerce marketplaces more rapidly . Strengthening global commercial partnerships , notably with Costco , which continues to expand the presence of the Group's products across APAC , Europe and North America . Increasing engagement with key distribution partners ( e.g. Guitar Center and Thomann for Hercules ) . Maintaining the Group's logistical flexibility . Continuing to diversify production across sites and countries . ■ 2026 guidance The Group is maintaining its target of delivering an operating profit equivalent to 5 % of consolidated turnover . Turnover is now expected to be stable and close to its 2025 level .