Apple Corps Reports Revenue Growth, Pays Beatles Members £900,000 in Dividends
Apple Corps, the company founded by The Beatles, reported 2025 revenue of £44 million, up from £31.8 million, and distributed dividends to band members, according to The Times.
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Apple Corps, the company founded by The Beatles in 1963 as The Beatles Limited, reported its financial results for 2025, according to The Times.
The company's total revenue rose to £44 million in 2025, compared with £31.8 million the previous year.
Dividend Payments
Apple Corps paid dividends of £900,000 to each of the Beatles members as part of the year's results, according to the report.
The revenue increase has been linked to continued interest in the band's catalog and licensing activities, among other business lines managed by the company.
Further details on the breakdown of Apple Corps' revenue for the period were not specified in The Times' report.
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