Super Group has closed out 2025 with steady momentum across its core brands. Casino performance continued to support group earnings, while customer activity reached new highs late in the year. The Super Group dividend reflects management’s confidence in cash generation and financial position.

• Monthly active customers and customer deposits both reached record levels in the fourth quarter of 2025. Casino remained the most stable contributor to earnings, helping offset lower sports betting hold in December. The company said overall engagement trends stayed consistent across its markets.

• Full-year revenue is expected to fall between USD 2.17bn (ca. EUR 1.86bn) and USD 2.27bn (ca. EUR 1.94bn), in line with earlier guidance. Adjusted EBITDA is forecast at USD 555m (ca. EUR 475m) to USD 565m (ca. EUR 483m) for 2025. Super Group said performance was supported by sustained customer activity despite short-term sportsbook volatility.

• Sports betting hold dropped in December 2025 to its lowest level since October 2023 due to customer-friendly outcomes. Even so, sports wagers, deposits and monthly active users all reached all-time highs during the quarter. Casino growth helped balance the softer sportsbook results.

• The board approved a special cash dividend of USD 0.25 (ca. EUR 0.21) per share, payable on 9 February 2026. The Super Group dividend will be paid to shareholders on record as of 2 February. Chief executive Neal Menashe said: “Today’s dividend reflects that strength and our confidence in the durability of the business.”

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