Super Group reported revenue of US$2.23 billion (£1.65bn) for its FY25, ending December 31, compared to US$1.84 billion (£1.36bn) in 2024, as growth in iGaming activity contributed to higher overall performance.
The group, which operates brands including Betway and Spin, recorded profit before taxation of US$356 million (£263.38m), against US$204 million (£150.95m) the previous year.
Profit for the period rose to US$218 million (£161.31m) from US$123 million (£91.02m), year-on-year, with the improvement supported by higher revenue and operating income.
Across its iGaming segments, online casino revenue accounted for US$1.79 billion in 2025 (£1.32bn), up from US$1.44 billion (£1.06bn) the prior year, while sports betting revenue increased to US$408 million (£301.92m) from US$363 million (£268.58m).
Brand licensing and other revenue streams contributed smaller portions to total iGaming income.
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Operating costs included direct and marketing expenses of US$1.57 billion (£1.16bn), alongside general and administrative expenses of US$176 million (£130.21m).
The company also reported impairment charges of US$68 million (£50.31m) and depreciation and amortisation expenses of US$74 million (£54.75m) during FY25.
The results reflect continued expansion in iGaming markets, with Super Group’s revenue mix weighted towards online casino activity.
The performance highlights broader industry trends, where iGaming operators are generating growth through digital channels while managing costs associated with marketing, compliance and platform development.
