Super Group Q3 Revenue Up 26%
Super Group reported a 26% rise in third-quarter revenue, driven by strong growth in Africa, Europe and Canada. The results reflect higher customer engagement and margin expansion across its sports-betting and online-casino brands. The company also raised its full-year guidance.
Growth Driven by Core Regions
Super Group’s Q3 2025 revenue rose to US$556.9 million from US$442.9 million last year. Africa, Europe and Canada delivered solid momentum, while activity in South America and Latin America declined. Monthly active customers reached six million, marking a new record for the business. CEO Neal Menashe said the company continues to benefit from a diversified footprint and a focus on product development. Marketing efficiency also improved in several regulated markets.
Neal Menashe added:
“We are incredibly pleased with our Q3 performance, which highlights the continued strength of our global platform and consistent execution across our core markets. Despite customer-friendly outcomes in September, we delivered record-level customer engagement, strong revenue growth, and margin expansion. Hitting six million monthly active customers was another significant milestone, a reflection of our product innovation and local execution.”
The company plans to introduce its “Super Coin” loyalty product in Q4 as part of ongoing expansion efforts. Executives noted that strong local operations support competitive positioning in key regions. The group said digital casino products continue to deliver the strongest revenue contribution.
Higher Profits and Updated Forecast
Super Group generated US$152 million in adjusted EBITDA during the quarter, representing 65 percent year-on-year growth. Profit climbed to US$95.8 million, up from US$10.3 million in the same period last year. The firm now expects full-year revenue and adjusted EBITDA between US$2.17 billion and US$2.27 billion. It said disciplined investment in high-return markets continues to support financial performance. Operating costs were also managed more efficiently than a year ago.
Alinda van Wyk, CFO, added:
“This was another quarter of strong financial delivery. We generated an exceptional $152 million in Adjusted EBITDA, up 65 per cent year-over-year and raised our full-year guidance above the targets we shared on Investor Day. Our disciplined investment in high-return markets, combined with operational efficiencies and improved marketing ROI, continues to translate into expanding margins. Our balance sheet remains robust with $462 m in cash, giving us both flexibility and confidence as we look ahead to 2026.”
The company said stable liquidity provides room for further investment and sustained growth into next year. Management expects strong performance to continue in its most profitable regions.