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Ed Sheeran is making the big bucks.
According to documents filed by his touring company, Nathan Cable Touring, for the year ending Mar. 31, 2018, the singer raked in nearly £38.9 million (or approximately $49 million). If fans divide that number by the 365 days in year, that comes out to about £106,600 per day (or about $134,000). That’s a pretty nice chunk of change.
The documents were filed with Companies House—the U.K.’s registrar of companies—on Monday, Dec. 31, 2018.
Per the filings, Sheeran gave himself a hefty paycheck and drew about £17.5 million (or roughly $22.1 million) from profits. However, he still had nearly £26 million (or about $32.8 million) left over.
Sheeran’s ÷ Tour has been a record-breaking concert series. According to Pollstar, the tour sold in 4,860,482 tickets across 53 cities and 94 shows.
However, this isn’t Sheeran’s only venture. The four-time Grammy winner also has Ed Sheeran Limited. In 2017, the company had a turnover of about £36.3 million (about $45.8 million) and a gross profit of about £27.3 million (about $34.4 million).
Sounds like a “perfect” way to end the year.