Super Group Q2 revenue increases 18.5% to $678m, H1 adjusted EBITDA climbs 32.8%

Super Group joined the list of operators which have reported Q2 and H1 2026 financial results after releasing activity for both periods on August 4, as Q2 revenue increased 18.5% year-over-year to $678m. 

Operations across the Africa region accounted for the most revenue during Q2, totaling $310m and increasing 36%, while Super Group’s business in America decreased 2% to $200m. In Europe, revenue grew 22.2% to $132m, while revenue from the rest of the world increased 12.5% to $36m. 

Super Group’s adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter of 2026 reached $204m and rose 29.9%, while total profit increased from a $3m loss during Q2 2025 to $123m. 

The operator’s total income attributable grew by a significant 230.8% to $129m, with direct and marketing expenses and general and administrative expenses costing $436m and $50m, respectively. 

Monthly active customers for the period increased 13% to 6.2 million, while total revenue for FY2026 is now expected to be over $2.6bn, rising from Super Group’s previous guidance of $2.55bn. 

During H1, Super Group’s revenue increased 18.5% to $1.28bn, ultimately helping adjusted EBITDA climb 32.8% for a total of $356m. The operator’s H1 profit increased 271.4% to $208m, while income attributable 67.8% to $193m. 

Africa operations accounted for $577m of Super Group’s H1 revenue, equating to growth of 34.5%. Super Group’s business in America and Europe generated $395m and $245m of revenue, respectively, having increased 1.3% and 20.1%. 

For the rest of the world, Super Group’s revenue increased 9.8% to $67m, while the operator also raised its FY2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance to expect a total greater than $710m, up from $680m. 

In Africa, iGaming operations accounted for $202m of revenue during the second quarter of 2026 and increased 29.5%, while sportsbook revenue accounted for $108m and rose 50%. For H1 2026, iGaming revenue in Africa increased 34.8% to $391m, with sportsbook operations growing by the same amount to $186m. 

Internationally, iGaming revenue rose 8.7% to $325m for Q2, as well as totaled $624m for H1 2026 and increased 9.7%. On the sportsbook side, revenue decreased 4.5% to $42m during Q2 and 4.8% to $80m for the first-half of 2026. 

On May 12, Super Group promoted Chief of Staff and Chief People Officer Kirsty Ross to the role of COO, where she will focus on helping teams operate effectively, scale sustainably and deliver on long-term priorities.