Super Group opened 2026 with higher revenue, EBITDA and customer activity across several markets. The company said trading in Africa, Europe and Canada supported the quarter – see Q1 2026 results in detail:

• Super Group brought in USD 612m (ca. EUR 521m) in revenue during the first quarter 2026, compared with USD 517m (ca. EUR 440m) in the same period last year. Profit for the quarter reached USD 86m (ca. EUR 73m) , while adjusted EBITDA climbed to USD 152m (ca. EUR 129m). The company said sportsbook and casino activity both contributed to the increase.
• Monthly active customers rose to 6.4 million in Q1, up 18% year-on-year. Super Group pointed to continued growth in Africa, Canada and parts of Europe during the period. Cash reserves stood at USD 422m (ca. EUR 359m) at the end of March 2026.
• Africa became the company’s biggest reporting segment after Super Group changed the way it structures its financial reporting. Revenue from the region reached USD 267m (ca. EUR 227m), while international operations generated USD 339m (ca. EUR 289m). The company said the changes better reflect how the business is managed internally today.
• Super Group also completed its sportsbook technology acquisition after final approvals were received in February 2026. The group spent USD 28m (ca. EUR 24m) on the transaction during the quarter. Management said the deal will support its sports betting platform ahead of major football events over the next two years.
• Chief executive Neal Menashe said: “With a highly stable casino business, fortified sports trading capabilities ahead of the World Cup, and strong momentum across regions, we believe that Super Group is well positioned for the remainder of 2026.”
• Super Group kept its full-year guidance unchanged and still expects revenue above USD 2.55bn (ca. EUR 2.2bn) and adjusted EBITDA above USD 680m (ca EUR 579m). The company also returned USD 152m (ca. EUR 129m) to shareholders through dividends during the quarter.

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