Beckham Gets Nearly £39 Million From DRJB Dividends

David Beckham received an estimated £38.5 million to £39 million in dividends from his commercial business as DRJB Holdings reported a strong year, with accounts cited in reports showing higher revenue and pretax profit. The reported figures differ across accounts, however, and the available information does not reconcile the totals or dividend periods. DRJB Holdings, which manages parts of Beckham’s commercial interests, was reported to have generated £110.5 million in revenue for 2025, compared with £92.3 million in 2024, and pretax profit of £65.7 million, up 46 percent. Another account gave a different series, reporting sales of £84 million, up from £72.2 million, and profit of almost £50 million. The underlying accounts were not provided in the reports, leaving the reason for the discrepancies unclear. Reports also differed on the company’s distributions. One set of figures said DRJB paid £51.1 million in dividends to shareholders and a further £61.6 million in special dividends this year. Another reported distributions of £38.9 million and a special payment of £46.6 million. Beckham’s estimated personal share was put at about £38.