Betsson Q2 2025 results are in – and despite last year’s UEFA bump, the group still managed double-digit revenue growth. The company saw solid sportsbook margins, strong customer engagement, and continued expansion in Latin America. The Betsson Q2 2025 results also reflect moves in brand visibility, product upgrades, and regional launches.

  • Group revenue rose 12% year-on-year to €303.7m, with an organic increase of 16%. Casino revenue was up 11% and sportsbook revenue jumped 15%, helped by a sportsbook margin of 9.5%. This comes despite last year’s comparison including both the Euros and Copa América.

  • EBITDA hit €84.1m, up 8% from the same quarter in 2024. The EBITDA margin landed at 27.7%, slightly below last year’s 28.6%. Operating income (EBIT) also rose 8%, coming in at €69m.

  • Net income reached €49.2m, a gain from €44.4m last year. That equates to €0.36 per share, compared to €0.33 a year ago. Operating cash flow dropped to €41.1m from €75.8m.

  • Across H1 2025, group revenue totalled €597.3m – a 15% increase. Organic growth was even stronger at 18%. Net income for the six months hit €97.3m or €0.71 per share.

  • The company’s AGM approved a total dividend of €104.4m, or €0.76 per share, including a €0.10 special payout. The first half of the dividend was distributed in June.

  • CEO Pontus Lindwall said: “Group revenue increased by 12 percent and operating income increased by 8 percent compared to the corresponding quarter last year.” He highlighted LatAm revenue up 35%, with Argentina and Peru as core markets.

  • Strategic sponsorships continued to support marketing goals. Inter Milan’s Champions League run boosted brand exposure, and new deals were signed with Club Brugge and Båstad’s ATP tennis event. These help integrate Betsson into fans’ sports experience.

  • Betsson launched in Georgia and Lithuania using its global flagship brand. The Georgia launch included a stadium event with local legends and ex-Barcelona stars, marking ten years in the country. The expansion supports the push for scalable marketing.

  • In Argentina, a new mobile app went live in early July. Betsson also started integrating its proprietary sportsbook tech at BetFirst in Belgium. Product improvements focused on UI updates and tailored payment solutions.

  • The company hosted its second Sustainability Day at NEXT Valletta. Topics covered included regulation, responsible gaming, channelisation, and how sponsorships support communities. This aligns with Betsson’s push for a sustainable gaming environment.

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