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David Beckham nets £38 million dividend payout as World Cup deals drive DRJB Holdings to record profits

From the Newshound archive · first published 25 September 2026 · last updated 26 September 2026.

David Beckham nets £38 million dividend payout as World Cup deals drive DRJB Holdings to record profits

David Beckham's brand empire DRJB Holdings posted record net profit of £50 million for 2025, a near 50% leap that triggered a £38.5 million dividend payout to the former England captain. New commercial deals with Bank of America, McDonald's, Verizon and PepsiCo's Lay's fuelled a 20% revenue rise to £84 million, with momentum building ahead of this summer's FIFA World Cup. Victoria Beckham Holdings also delivered its first-ever operating profit in the same period.

Beckham co-founded supplement brand IM8 with health sciences firm Prenetics, which the company says is now one of the fastest-growing nutrition brands in its category.

A further £46.6 million in dividends was paid out after the financial year ended, on top of the £38.9 million declared within it.

David and Victoria's combined fortune is reportedly estimated at nearly £1.2 billion, up from £500 million just a year ago.

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