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    Home » Better Collective Reports Strong Revenue Growth and Strategic Acquisitions in 2023

    Better Collective Reports Strong Revenue Growth and Strategic Acquisitions in 2023

    David RandallFebruary 25, 2024 Casinos
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    Better Collective, a leading digital sports media group, reported a 21% increase in revenue for 2023 compared to the previous year, surpassing its earnings target of €315m-€325m.

    Recurring revenue also saw a substantial rise of 47%, reaching €189m.

    The company observed a 31% growth in EBITDA before special items, amounting to €111m, aligning with its objective range of €105m-€115m.

    The EBITDA margin stood at 34%, consistent with the group’s target range of 30%-40%.

    Jesper Søgaard, Founder and CEO of Better Collective, commented, “In 2023, a great team effort across the group secured a prosperous year marked by profitable growth, all while continuing our strategic investments to lay the foundation for the future.

    2023 stands out as a year where we made significant progress towards our vision of becoming the leading digital sports media group.”

    Better Collective achieved €85m in revenue during Q4, meeting its 2023 revenue target.

    Recurring revenue for Q4 increased by 15% to €47m, indicating a focus on higher quality revenue. However, organic revenue growth for Q4 was -7%.

    EBITDA before special items for Q4 decreased by 16% compared to 2022, standing at €30m, with an EBITDA margin of 35%.

    Better Collective attributed this decline to the ongoing transition to revenue sharing in the US.

    January trading saw a 27% decrease in revenue to €27m, which the company attributed to tough comparisons from its successful launch of sports betting in Ohio the previous year.

    Nevertheless, Better Collective recorded its strongest-ever month in January 2023.

    Better Collective reported a 17% decrease in new depositing customers (NDC) for Q4, citing the high number of NDC during the 2022 Fifa World Cup as the reason for the decline.

    The company sent a record 1.9 million NDC during 2023, a 14% increase.

    Cash flow from operations before special items increased to €38m in Q4 2023, up from €21m in Q4 2022. By the end of 2023, Better Collective had capital reserves of €122m.

    Following the acquisition of Playmaker Capital for €176m, Better Collective revised its 2023-2027 targets, raising its EBITDA margin before special items to a 35%-40% objective.

    Revenue compound annual growth rate (CAGR) and net debt to EBITDA targets remained at +20% and below 3x respectively.

    Better Collective also welcomed BLS Capital Fondsmæglerselskab A/S as a new major shareholder and is now listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Copenhagen.

    The company raised its 2024 financial targets, aiming for revenue of €390m-€420m and EBITDA of €125m-€135m, while keeping net debt to EBITDA below 3x.

    It anticipates a flat revenue and earnings impact from the Playmaker Capital acquisition in 2024, with expectations of growth over time.

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