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    Super Group eyes three New Zealand licences as Q2 gains prompt FY guidance raise

    Super Group eyes three New Zealand licences as Q2 gains prompt FY guidance raise

    Super Group, operator of Betway, is pursuing three New Zealand licenses following strong Q2 revenue growth, including a 14% increase in the country. This performance has led to a raise in their full-year guidance, alongside market share gains in the UK.

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