The lottery operator has announced its latest financial figures for the full year and Q4 2025 period.
The Croatian Association of Gambling Operators has engaged with major international payment providers to prevent transactions to unlicensed operators.
It appears that many of the trends observed in Q4 were not limited to that quarter, as they are also reflected in the wider yearly results.
Affiliate group reports strongest quarter of 2025 and maintains 2026 revenue guidance of €105m–€115m.
Despite the fall in profit before tax, Super Group managed to increase both net revenue and adjusted EBITDA during Q4 2025, including revenue growth of 8% year-over-year to $578.3m.
The operator has unveiled its select preliminary unaudited results for both full year and Q4 2025.
South Africa’s gambling sector is facing intensified regulatory scrutiny as policymakers weigh tighter advertising controls, new fiscal measures and targeted interventions aimed at curbing social harm.
The new framework introduces mandatory tax deductions on gaming payouts in Lagos, increasing compliance responsibilities for operators and tightening player identification requirements.
The latest figures point towards positive growth in the Cambodian regulated gambling sector.
Updates appear in the latest Official Gazette covering changes to earlier Chief Executive orders.