David Beckham Nets £38 Million Payout After Soaring Profits at Brands
The company’s revenues rose 20% to £84.0 million, driven by new fashion lines and partnerships with Hugo Boss, Safilo and Adidas.
- Sir David Beckham received a roughly £38.5 million payout, reflecting the strong financial performance of his media, fashion, and sports empire over the past year.
- Growth was supported by partnerships with Bank of America, McDonald's, Verizon, and PepsiCo Lay's, alongside new collections for Hugo Boss, Safilo, and Adidas Predator football boots launched during 2025.
- David Beckham Brands saw revenues jump 20% to £84.0 million, while DRJB Holdings revealed net profit leapt 47% to £50 million for 2025 in its latest accounts.
- The company handed out £38.9 million in dividends to shareholders, with a further £46.6 million paid out immediately following the end of the financial year.
- Authentic Brands Group maintains a majority 55% stake in the business, with Sir David's company Footwork Productions owning the remaining 45% of the entity.
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