Super Group has maintained a steady growth trajectory in Q3, with its latest financial report indicating that it is close to surpassing the profit it achieved in 2025.
Profit for the nine months ending 30 September 2026 came in at $350m (£259m), up from $218m for the twelve months ending 31 December 2025, though the group stressed that these figures cannot be compared like-for-like.
However, when publishing its FY25 results in February this year, Super Group reported profit before tax of $355m – the group is just $5m off this mark according to today’s figures, and will likely surpass this by the end of the year after October-December trading is factored in.
Super Group reported total profit in Q3 at $142m, going up from $96m for the same period last year. Adjusted EBITDA came in at $165m for the three months ending 30 September, compared to $152m in Q3 2025.
Segmented across global regions, Adjusted EBITDA from African markets went up from $72m in Q3 2025 to $88m for this year’s comparative period. International Adjusted EBITDA was $93m compared to $75m in Q3 2025.
How’s your geography?
Pretty good from a Super Group perspective.
Over to Africa, where the company has maintained an active presence through its flagship Betway brand for almost a decade, revenue for Q3 went up from $224m last year to $262m in 2026. African revenue now represents 43% of the total Super Group revenue.
Product-wise, iGaming revenue in Africa came in at $205m, representing a significant increase from $169m reported in last year’s third quarter. Sportsbook generated $57m (Q3 2025: $55m).
The separately-reported international revenue came in at $344m, which is an increase on the $328m from last year.
In total, international revenue now represents 57% of the whole Group revenue, which is a slight decrease from the 59% in Q3 last year that further shows the growing importance of Africa for Super Group.
Revenue from America came in at $193m, up from $185m compared to last year’s Q3 results. Meanwhile, Europe generated $115m in revenue (Q3 2025: $108m), while Rest of the World revenue stood at $36m (up from $34m last year).
International product-specific revenue came in at $310m for iGaming ($290m in Q3 2025), and $33m for sportsbook ($36m in Q3 2025).
What’s in it for me?
Super Group’s full-year outlook projects total revenue of between $2.5bn and $2.6bn, with Adjusted EBITDA forecasts sitting between $700m and $720m.
Further demonstrating the company’s financial strength, Alinda van Wyk, Chief Financial Officer of Super Group, announced: “With over $600m of cash and a robust balance sheet, the Board has authorised a share repurchase program of up to $150m, reflecting our confidence in the long-term value of Super Group while preserving flexibility to continue investing in attractive organic and strategic opportunities.”
“We believe that our underlying business remains strong, and we look forward to the opportunities ahead,” concluded Neal Menashe, Super Group’s Chief Executive Officer.
