Super Group said its 2025 revenue is expected to reach $2.17bn-$2.27bn, with adjusted EBITDA of $555m-$565m. The board approved a special cash dividend of $0.25 per ordinary share, payable on 9 February to shareholders on record on 2 February.
The updated outlook and dividend provide investors with revised earnings expectations and a cash distribution.
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Super Group reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $611m, up 10% year on year, and profit of $142m, compared with $96m a year earlier. Africa revenue rose to $262m from $224m, while the company forecast 2026 revenue of $2.525bn-$2.575bn and adjusted EBITDA of $700m-$720m; its board also approved a share repurchase programme of up to $150m through December 2027.
Quarterly revenue came to $611m, 10% above the $557m of a year earlier. Profit rose from $96m to $142m. Monthly active customers rose 9% to 6.0 million.
Super Group may wait until October to introduce Betway in regulated Alberta. Chief executive Neal Menashe said the company was taking time to transition from grey-market activity despite its existing AGLC registration.
New Zealand’s High Court has several pending cases concerning online gambling services, including claims involving Bet365, SkyCity and Super Group. Justice Ian Gault said it was too early to place the cases under joint management and granted interim suppression of the plaintiffs’ names; Bet365 disputes the court’s jurisdiction, while SkyCity has denied liability in a separate claim.
Blueprint Gaming has partnered with Supergroup brands Betway and Jackpotcity to offer its slot games in South Africa, according to the company statement. The initial selection includes Megaways and Cash Strike titles, alongside branded releases; further games are expected as the rollout progresses.
Manchester United are reportedly closing in on a £20m training-kit sponsorship with Betway. The report says the deal would be the most lucrative of its kind in football and would avoid an incoming sponsorship ban.