Sportradar has reported a 20% year-on-year (YoY) jump in Q4 2025 revenue to €369m (£321.6m) as US gains and the IMG Arena acquisition support growth.
The New York-listed supplier added that adjusted EBITDA for the fourth quarter rose 48% to €89m.
Profit flipped from a loss of €1m in Q4 2024 to a €4m positive, while company cash and cash equivalents sat at €365m as of the end of the year.
Breaking revenue down by segment, betting technology and services revenue rose 24% YoY to €305.5m.
Sports content, technology and services revenue was up 5% to €63.4m.
Revenue from the US jumped 11% YoY to €83.1m, while the Rest of the World revenue leapt 23% to €285.8m.
Management said the acquisition of IMG Arena, which closed in November, helped drive growth.
The IMG Arena portfolio includes relationships with more than 70 rights holders, covering 38,000 official data events and 29,000 streaming events in 14 sports.
On a full-year basis, management noted revenue had hit record highs of €1.3bn, while record adjusted EBITDA was at €297m, up 33%. Profit for the full 12 months was €100m.
Included in the release, Sportradar said its Q4 costs were impacted by a €24.6m spend on “non-routine litigation costs”. No further information on the litigation was listed.
The supplier also laid out its full-year 2026 guidance, with revenue expected to hit between €1.557bn and €1.582bn.
Adjusted EBITDA is forecast to land between €390m and €400m.
Carsten Koerl, Sportradar CEO, said: “Sportradar concluded 2025 with another quarter of strong performance, demonstrating significant momentum across our business as we continued to drive innovation and customer adoption.
“For the full year, we delivered on all fronts, achieving record revenue, substantial margin expansion and increased free cash flow generation. These results underscore the durability of our growth strategy and our mission-critical role within the global sports ecosystem.
“The acquisition of IMG further strengthens our competitive position, and we are rapidly integrating and monetising this premium content across our global customer base.
“Given our financial performance, confidence in our long-term trajectory and robust balance sheet, we have accelerated share repurchases and significantly increased our total authorisation.
“We remain committed to relentlessly creating value for our partners, clients and shareholders, and we are excited about the opportunities in both the short and long term.”
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Supplier giant notes €24.6m non-routine litigation costs in Q4, with integration of IMG Arena assets bearing fruit
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