David Beckham received about £39 million ($51 million) in dividends after DRJB Holdings reported a record year, with revenue rising a fifth to $110.5 million from $92.3 million in 2024 and pre-tax profit climbing 46% to $65.7 million. The company manages Beckham's commercial partnerships, licensing agreements and media productions. Its results followed an expansion of advertising and sponsorship agreements around the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico, including campaigns with Lenovo, McDonald's, Bank of America, Verizon and PepsiCo's Lay's. DRJB distributed $51.1 million to shareholders last year and reportedly paid a further $61.6 million in special dividends this year; Beckham's share of the two payments was about $50.7 million. Beckham sold a 55% stake in his commercial businesses to Authentic Brands Group for $292 million in 2022 and retained 45% through Footwork Productions. His wider ventures include Hugo Boss menswear, Safilo eyewear, an Adidas Predator boot and media projects produced by Studio 99.