Sportradar has posted another strong quarter, with growth continuing across its global sports data and betting technology operations. The company said steady demand from betting operators, broadcasters and media partners kept business momentum high. The Sportradar Q3 2025 results also led management to lift its full-year forecast and expand the ongoing share buyback programme.

• Revenue rose 14% from a year ago to EUR 292 million, driven by gains in Betting Technology & Solutions and Sports Content, Technology & Services. The U.S. business grew 21% in the quarter and now contributes nearly a quarter of total group revenue.

• Adjusted EBITDA climbed 29% to EUR 85 million, with margins reaching a record 29%. The improvement was supported by new data contracts, strong client retention and rising demand for Sportradar’s analytics and content tools.

• Net profit for the quarter was EUR 22 million, compared with EUR 37 million last year, reflecting the impact of currency movements. Operating cash flow remained solid at EUR 115 million, with free cash flow coming in at EUR 65 million.

• On the back of the latest results, the company raised its 2025 outlook to at least EUR 1.29 billion in revenue and EUR 290 million in Adjusted EBITDA. The updated forecast includes early contributions from IMG ARENA, which adds more than 70 new sports rightsholders to Sportradar’s portfolio.

• The board also increased its share repurchase plan by USD 100 million (ca. EUR 87 million), taking the total to USD 300 million (ca. EUR 261 million). CEO Carsten Koerl said, “We’ve delivered another quarter of growth and record margins. Our technology and data continue to create long-term value for clients and shareholders.”

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