The parent company of sportsbook and gaming company Betway and online casino Spin, Super Group Limited, announced its 2025 fourth-quarter and full-year update, along with an additional cash dividend for shareholders.
Key Takeaways
- Super Group Limited has released both its fourth-quarter and full-year update for 2025.
- The report showed another year of growth, with both active customers and customer deposit numbers growing.
- To celebrate, it is giving a special cash dividend of $0.25 per ordinary share to shareholders.
Super Group experienced strong growth through 2025, with its casino operations continuing to perform well. Its monthly active customers, along with customer deposits, reached all-time highs in its fourth quarter despite customer-friendly outcomes on the sports side falling to the lowest hold in December since 2023.
Additionally, full-year revenue is expected to fall within the previous guidance of $2.2 billion to $2.3 billion, with Adjusted EBITDA expected to follow suit, within the guidance of $555 million to $565 million.
"We are very pleased with our performance this year," said Neal Menashe, chief executive officer of Super Group. "Casino outperformed, while sports wagers, deposits, and monthly active customers all reached record highs. Customer-friendly results reduced sports hold late in the fourth quarter, yet our operating model remains very strong."
Super Group’s board of directors announced a cash dividend of $0.25 per ordinary share, reflecting the company's expectations for healthy growth to continue into 2026.
"Today’s dividend reflects that strength and our confidence in the durability of the business," Menashe added. "With a deep product pipeline and continued operating discipline, we are entering 2026 positioned to grow and keep compounding long-term value for shareholders."
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Super Group has high hopes for Alberta iGaming, sports betting market
Super Group also has its eyes set on Alberta’s upcoming iGaming market, with the company optimistic it will also deliver strong results already seen in its operations in other parts of Canada.
During a third-quarter financial report call in November, Menashe discussed how the company plans to leverage new technology and apply lessons learned from its Ontario launch.
The new technology is expected to help launch Betway and Spin in Alberta, while in Ontario, the company told investors it plans to launch a new “casino client” in the first half of 2026.
Alberta currently has only one iGaming operator, Play Alberta. But with a teased early 2026 market launch, the province has laid out its regulatory framework for bidding operators and suppliers. As part of the framework, operators are expected to pay a $50,000 application fee and a $150,000 yearly registration fee, whereas suppliers will need to pay a $15,000 registration fee.
The province expects to end all unregulated iGaming activities in the region before the launch of its regulated market, which is expected in early 2026.
