Super Technologies has signed an expanded agreement with Sportradar AG, extending a partnership that has been in place for more than a decade and granting the operator access to the supplier’s full suite of betting products and services.
Under the revised agreement, Super Technologies commits to a fixed annual spend in exchange for flexible access to Sportradar’s portfolio, allowing the company to scale and adapt its product mix across jurisdictions.
In regulated European markets, Sportradar will continue providing in-play betting and engagement solutions, while in Brazil, the focus will center on iGaming content, data-driven personalization and localized offerings.
Brazil has taken on increased strategic importance following the launch of its regulated online gambling framework in January 2025. Super has positioned the market as a primary growth engine within Latin America and one of its key global priorities.
In 2025, Super Technologies secured a €1.3bn ($1.4bn) refinancing agreement backed by Blackstone and HPS Investment Partners, with proceeds allocated toward Brazilian expansion, potential M&A activity and proprietary technology development.
Luke Saunders, Director of Sports Partnerships at Super Technologies, said: “We are strengthening a strategic relationship that has contributed to our consolidated growth across European and Latin American markets.
"In our constant drive to ensure the best entertainment experience for our customers, Sportradar has proved to be a reliable and resourceful partner.”
Eduard Blonk, CCO at Sportradar, stated: “For more than a decade Sportradar has partnered with Super Technologies, aligning our support with the needs of their business. Through this wide ranging and far-reaching agreement, Sportradar is providing the products and services needed by Super Technologies to achieve long-term success.”
Sportradar recently agreed to upgrade Betfred’s retail betting platform
