Mauritius' Stevenhills Targets SMS Betting with MUR54.7m Revenue Projection in 2026 : PMPMedia.io

By Arijit Roul - 2 Dec, 2025 More about the author

The betting operator plans digital offering expansion after opening its 20th retail outlet in Curepipe. This signals a major movement in Mauritius’ growing gambling market. Mauritius.- Stevenhills Ltd operates as Mauritius’ leading betting company and plans SMS-based betting launch. Revenue projections reach MUR54.7m (€1.1m) by June 2026 pending regulatory approval.SMS betting service forms part of Stevenhills’ hybrid growth strategy implementation. The service complements expanding retail outlet networks and reaches customers in remote areas, including Rodrigues.

Plans emerge months following the successful 20th retail outlet opening in Curepipe on April 25. Le Mauricien report confirms the company’s continued growth focus. Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) reviews the licence application while projected revenue shows the company’s ambition. Mauritius’ evolving betting market sees innovation attempts from the company.

Stevenhills Drives Digital Growth

Steve Sew serves as Managing Director and Co-founder of Stevenhills. He described expansion and Initial Public Offering (IPO) as “a natural evolution for the company”. Transparency, innovation and regulatory compliance receive emphasis from leadership. The Stock Exchange of Mauritius listed a company’s IPO in May 2025. Funding supports expansion efforts, including digital betting infrastructure development. Management shows confidence in new channel potential through SMS betting revenue projections.

Mauritius’ betting market matures rapidly, according to industry experts. Companies like Stevenhills discover customer connection methods combining traditional retail outlets with digital channels. SMS betting service planning alongside growing shop networks demonstrates the company’s ambition. Local market leadership goals include setting examples for smaller African markets. Hybrid betting solutions represent innovation opportunities for these markets.