Sportradar Q3 2026 adjusted EBITDA rises 21% to EUR 102.19 million

By Public Technologies
  • Sportradar’s Q3 2026 adjusted EBITDA rose 21% year over year to EUR 102 million.
  • Revenue climbed 24% to EUR 363 million, driven by increased product uptake, including IMG content, and prediction-market demand.
  • Year-to-date non-IFRS free cash flow increased 18% year over year to EUR 177 million.
  • The group agreed to sell Atrium Sports to Teamworks Innovations for USD 170 million, with closing expected in Q4 2026.
  • FY26 guidance remained unchanged, including adjusted EBITDA of EUR 360 million to EUR 368 million.


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