Sportradar has reported another quarter of strong performance, underscoring its momentum as a global leader in sports technology and data intelligence. The company’s Q3 2025 results highlight steady revenue growth, improved profitability, and strategic investments that strengthen its position across the global sports ecosystem.
For the quarter ending September 30, 2025, Sportradar recorded $292 million in revenue, marking a 14% increase year-on-year despite persistent currency headwinds. The company also delivered an adjusted EBITDA of $85 million, up 29%, achieving its highest-ever EBITDA margin as operational efficiency and disciplined cost management continued to drive profitability.
Reflecting confidence in its performance, the company raised its full-year 2025 guidance to at least $1.29 billion in revenue and $290 million in adjusted EBITDA, representing growth of approximately 17% and 30%, respectively.
“We delivered another quarter of strong topline growth and increasing flow through, including record EBITDA margins and substantial cash flow generation. The results reflect our sustained operating performance and the durability of our growth strategy. Our continued momentum is driven by our premium content and product portfolio, and leading technology and AI, which is enabling us to consistently drive above market growth,” commented Carsten Koerl, CEO, Sportradar.
We are pleased to augment that growth with the completion of the acquisition of IMG ARENA, further bolstering our competitive position, our industry leading rights offering and product suite, and the depth and breadth of our global relationships.”
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Expanding Global Reach Through IMG ARENA Acquisition
A major highlight of the quarter was Sportradar’s completion of the IMG ARENA acquisition, a strategic move that significantly expands its global content and technology footprint. The acquisition adds a portfolio of more than 70 rights-holders, alongside 38,000 official data events and 29,000 live-streaming events across 14 sports and six continents. This integration is expected to deepen Sportradar’s relationships with federations, leagues, and betting operators while enhancing its premium content offering for clients worldwide.
Sportradar’s Board of Directors authorized an additional US$100 million for its ongoing share-repurchase program, bringing the total to US$300 million. This decision underscores management’s confidence in the company’s long-term outlook and commitment to delivering shareholder value.
Strategic Priorities Driving Growth
The company’s Q3 update also reaffirmed its focus on long-term value creation through technology leadership and market expansion. Sportradar continues to invest in AI-driven automation, product innovation, and advanced data solutions that enhance efficiency and scalability. Alongside these investments, the company maintains a disciplined approach to cost management and a strong balance sheet to support future M&A opportunities and strategic partnerships.
