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Better Collective reports revenue growth of 52% for 2022

Affiliate Better Collective has achieved multiple 2022 goals in its annual report.

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In the report, the company reported total revenue growth of 52%, amounting to €269m ($292m), with organic growth totalling 34%.

Recurring revenue accounted for 46% of total revenue and grew 54% to a total of €123m.

On 23 March 2022, Better Collective also acquired the full assets of the media company, Canada Sports Betting, for €21m.

The company also acquired Futbin on 19 April for €105m and aims to make further partnerships through this brand in the esports scene.

Better Collective reported sending 1.7 million new depositing customers to its partners in 2022, of which 76% of these were on revenue share contracts.

Out of these, 580,000 were sent during Q4, and just under 300,000 were during the World Cup.

The report also stated that the $100m target of revenue for Action Network was reached in US markets.

The financial targets for 2023 include total revenue of €300m, with an EBITDA of €100m.

The company also announced its long-term financial targets, up to 2027. These include a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20% and an EBITDA margin excluding special items of 30-40%.

The final long-term goal of Better Collective is to ensure any future mergers and acquisitions can be financed by their own cash flow.

Better Collective began 2023 with just under 40% reported growth, due to the launch of online sports betting in Ohio.

Two partnerships were also announced in early 2023, with sports media sites Goal and Wirtualna Polska.

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