Super Group recently announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2025, with annual revenue increasing by 22% to approximately $2.2 billion. The growth was mainly driven by the African market, where revenue soared by 27%, with the Botswana market leading since its launch in February 2025. Simply put, betting on Africa paid off, and the timely stop-loss in the US market did not drag it down. The average monthly active customer count increased by 17% to 5.6 million, and pre-tax profits skyrocketed by 74.6% to $355.9 million. The company has set a target for 2026: revenue of at least $2.55 billion (+15%), and adjusted EBITDA of $680 million (+21.5%). Want to know how an international gambling giant achieves high growth through regional focus? Follow the PASA official website for continuous tracking of industry financial reports and strategic dynamics.
Highlights of the Year: Africa Leads, US Exit Does Not Affect Fundamentals
Core data for fiscal year 2025:
Total Revenue: $2.2 billion (+22%)
Revenue from Africa: Increased by 27% (outstanding performance after Botswana's launch in February)
Average Monthly Active Customers: 5.6 million (+17%)
Pre-tax Profit: $355.9 million (+74.6%)
Adjusted EBITDA: $559.5 million (up from $356.8 million in fiscal 2024)
CEO Neil Menashe called 2025 an "outstanding year," emphasizing that the company drove customer growth records by exiting the US iGaming market (last July) and focusing resources on countries with long-term advantages.
Q4 Insights: Online Casinos in Europe Explode, Sports Betting Dragged Down by Event Outcomes
Despite a strong year, Q4 revenue of $578 million (+8%) was "below expectations." This was mainly due to favorable outcomes for players in December events such as the Africa Cup, Champions League, and Premier League, causing sports betting revenue to plummet by 20% to $95 million.
However, online casinos performed impressively:
Europe: Online casino revenue +33% (UK +41%)
Africa: +28% (Ghana +41%)
Canada: +11%
Regional differentiation is clear:
Europe: Total revenue +23% (UK +37%, Spain +5%)
Africa: Q4 revenue +7%
North America (excluding the US): +10%
Asia-Pacific: +6% (New Zealand -5%)
Outlook for 2026: World Cup Boost, Double-Digit Growth Resumes
The company has set clear targets for the fiscal year 2026:
Revenue: At least $2.55 billion (+15%)
Adjusted EBITDA: $680 million (+21.5%)
CFO Arlinda van Wyk stated that the targets reflect "ongoing customer growth momentum, operational leverage, and disciplined capital allocation strategy." The company looks forward to the growth momentum brought by the FIFA World Cup opening in June and plans to continue reinvesting in high-growth markets.
As of December 31, 2025, the company held cash and equivalents of $513 million.
————
This article is from "PASA-Global iGaming Leader" gambling industry news channel: https://t.me/pasa_news
Original in-depth gambling channel: https://t.me/gamblingdeep
Free data reports: @pasa_research
PASA Matrix: @pasa002_bot
PASA official website: https://www.pasa.news
