Super Group reported record first-quarter revenue as Africa became a larger part of the Betway and Spin parent company’s business. Revenue rose 18% year-on-year to $612 million in Q1 2026.
Profit for the period reached $86 million, compared with $59 million last year. Adjusted EBITDA rose 36% to $152 million, while monthly active customers increased 18% to 6.4 million.
Africa now has its own reporting line
Super Group changed its segment reporting in Q1, moving from Betway and Spin to two reporting segments: Africa and International. The change applies for the year ending December 31, 2026.
Africa is now shown more clearly in the company’s results. The new structure reflects how the business is run and where resources are used.
Africa revenue reached $267 million in Q1, up from $201 million in the same period last year. The region made up 44% of reportable segment revenue, up from 39% last year.
Casino carried most of Africa’s growth
Africa iGaming revenue rose to $190 million from $135 million. Sportsbook revenue also increased, reaching $77 million compared with $66 million last year.
Adjusted EBITDA for Africa reached $98 million, up from $80 million in Q1 2025. That made the region the larger profit contributor between the two new reporting segments before group-level costs.
The figures show why Africa remains central to Super Group’s plan. Betway gives the company sports betting scale in the region, while online casino is adding more revenue.
International business also moved higher
International revenue increased to $339 million from $311 million. Within that segment, iGaming revenue rose to $299 million, while sportsbook revenue slipped to $38 million from $40 million.
By geography, the Americas generated $195 million, Europe reached $113 million and Rest of World revenue was $31 million. Africa was the largest single geographic region in the quarter.
Super Group ended March with $422 million in cash. The company also paid $152 million in dividends during the quarter, taking 12-month capital returns to $213 million.
Full-year targets remain unchanged
Super Group kept its 2026 targets unchanged. The company expects full-year revenue of more than $2.55 billion and adjusted EBITDA of more than $680 million.
The group has also completed its exit from U.S. iGaming after previously closing its U.S. sportsbook operations. That keeps capital focused on markets where the company sees better returns, with Africa now reported as its own segment.
