Robbie Williams trebles his company profits as he rakes in a staggering £23.6 million in one year thanks to his Britpop tour

He’s famous for belting out I’m Loving Angels - but it seems Robbie Williams is loving money just as much.The Daily Mail can reveal the pop superstar pocketed a staggering £23.6million in profits in 2025, almost three times what he made the previous year, thanks to his blockbuster global Britpop tour.Accounts filed at Companies House show the former Take That star, 52, who is married to Ayda Field, enjoyed a huge surge in takings last year.His live music company, You’re Not Famous LLP, reported a staggering £76.9million in turnover for 2025 — an increase of £64.8million on the £15million recorded in 2024.Gross profit soared to £27.9million, up from £9million the year before.Robbie himself was paid £23,686,646, while the accounts show a profit split of £27,882,003. Robbie Williams trebles his company profits as he rakes in a staggering £23.6 million in one year thanks to his Britpop tourThe company, which was incorporated in 2010, has now filed 17 sets of accounts at Companies House.The eye-watering payday came after Robbie’s global stadium tour, which kicked off in Edinburgh in May 2025 and has gone on to rake in millions.He also performed at the 2026 FIFA World Cup closing ceremony, where he went viral for accidentally dropping a mint from his mouth during a live broadcast.Robbie took to the stage ahead of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina alongside Nicole Scherzinger and Laura Pausini.And his fortune doesn’t stop there.The Stoke-on-Trent-born star is now estimated to be worth around $300million and has also been building an impressive property empire with his wife, Ayda.Earlier this year, Robbie moved to the Bahamas after snapping up an eight-figure luxury home in the tax-friendly archipelago, just off the coast of Florida.The purchase took the couple’s property portfolio to more than £100million, after they bought, sold and flipped homes worth millions over the past three years.However, it comes just a month after the Mail on Sunday revealed that the pop superstar had been left nursing a jaw-dropping £11.9million loss on a Swiss mansion he bought from a golfing pal.Robbie splashed £26.6million on the sprawling estate in the ultra-exclusive village of Vandoeuvres, near Geneva, in December 2020, buying it from wealthy businessman Nicolas Brunschwig. His live music company, You’re Not Famous LLP, reported a staggering £76.9million in turnover for 2025 — an increase of £64.8million on the £15million recorded in 2024The pair sealed the deal over a round on the fairways at the prestigious Golf Club de Geneve – reportedly without lawyers or estate agents.Despite drawing up plans to transform the property with a lavish renovation and new swimming pool, Robbie abandoned the project and snapped up a different mansion in Gstaad instead.The unloved villa was quietly put back on the market in 2022 but sat gathering dust for years.Robbie finally managed to offload it for £14.7million – leaving him £11.9 million out of pocket before renovation costs, taxes and fees are even taken into account.It comes as Take That today announce their 10th new album, Dreamers, which will be released on November 20.The release of the album comes within a year of reflection for the band, following their Netflix documentary and this summer’s Circus tour victory lap, which saw them perform to more than 700,000 fans across the UK and Ireland.Robbie’s former bandmates Gary, Mark and Howard said: ‘When we were making this album, our 10th as a band, we didn't set out to write something which reflected on our career together.‘However, in a year which has already been so incredible for us, what transpired when we started to share music and ideas was we had taken the best bits of what we’d learned as Take That and put it into these songs.‘We're very happy and proud of what we’ve created, and we can't wait for everyone to hear it.”