Betway operator Super Group has reported Q1 revenues of €379.3m (£326.7m/$407.6m), its highest ever in a first quarter as it announced an agreement to fully acquire its sportsbook technology platform.
Super Group’s revenue total for Q1 is 5.4% up on the €359.9m generated in the final quarter of 2024. It was also a 12.1% hike on the first quarter of 2023.
Super Group attributed the rise in revenue to growth in Africa and North America. Super Group’s Africa and Middle East revenue was 58.9% up year-on-year, while North America’s figure was an 8.2% rise. Africa now accounts for 38% of Super Group’s revenue from 27% in Q1 2023. However, Super Group did note decreases in its Middle East and Asia-Pacific markets.
Super Group announced a profit of €41m for Q1. However, that included a pre-tax gain of €40.1m from the sale of the B2B division of Digital Gaming Corporation (DGC) to Games Global, as well as a non-cash charge of €13.1m for change in fair value of option liability.
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