Super Group has praised its casino operations performance from the past year, stating that they continued to “perform exceptionally well”, with the operator positioned for growth in 2026.
The parent company of Betway and Spin also announced a special dividend to its investors, following the strength of its balance sheet and robust cash generation, expressing significant optimism for the year ahead and beyond, matching its organic $1bn EBITDA 2028 ambition.
Super Group casino outperforms
Casino offerings provided “a resilient foundation for overall profitability” to help deliver another good year for Super Group, but customer-friendly sports results led to a poor hold in December, the lowest level since October 2023.
However, Super Group did add that its broader metrics stayed strong, with new Q4 highs set for monthly active customers and customer deposits.
Neal Menashe, Chief Executive Officer of Super Group, commented that the operator was very pleased with how it performed in 2025.
“Casino outperformed, while sports wagers, deposits and monthly active customers all reached record highs,” noted Menashe.
“Customer-friendly results reduced sports hold late in the fourth quarter, yet our operating model remains very strong.”
Super Group underwent several developments to its operations in 2025, including exiting the US iGaming market completely, as well as launching ZAR Supercoin, its stablecoin for the South African market.
The coin will operate under a new division called Super Money SA, be backed 1:1 by the South African rand, powered by the Solana blockchain and will be available on Luno, one of Africa’s largest consumer crypto exchanges.
Initially launched in South Africa, plans are in place to expand the stablecoin across the African continent and beyond. A Supercoin digital wallet is also expected to launch in early 2026.
Special dividend
Super Group believes full-year revenue and adjusted EBITDA for 2025 will be within its previously stated guidance ranges of $2.17bn to $2.27bn and $555m to $565m, respectively.
Growth is expected to continue in 2026 as well, with core business drivers, balance sheet and cash generation remaining strong.
As a result, the operator’s board has announced a special cash dividend of $0.25 per ordinary share, payable on February 9 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on February 2, 2026.
Menashe added: “Today’s dividend reflects that strength and our confidence in the durability of the business. With a deep product pipeline and continued operating discipline, we are entering 2026 positioned to grow and keep compounding long-term value for shareholders.”
Organic $1bn EBITDA
Super Group also has strong aspirations beyond this year, as the operator believes it can achieve a $1bn EBITDA by 2028 through organic means, rather than the acquisition path that some of their competitors take.
Speaking at the group’s inaugural investor summit back in September last year, Menashe said: “Too many of our competitors are over-leveraged and chasing scale through debt-fuelled M&A.
“We’re proving you can deliver growth, returns and resilience without gimmicks. Our €1bn EBITDA target will be 100% organic.”
Whether or not that will be achievable remains to be determined. It might not be clear for some time, given the flux of markets across the globe for various reasons, from regulations to tax increases. The optimism for its future, however, is clearly present for Super Group.
