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LeBron James' SpringHill Lost $28M In 2023
LeBron James' SpringHill media company lost $28 million on sales of $104 million last year, reports Bloomberg. SpringHill also lost $17 million in 2022 and is on pace to lose millions more again in 2024. SpringHill recently agreed to a merger with Fulwell 73, the British production outfit behind The Kardashians and the Grammy Awards, a deal that will give the combined company more scale during a challenging business environment. James started the company with Maverick Carter, who runs the business day to day. SpringHill produced films and TV shows, ran a marketing company, sold apparel and started Uninterrupted, which produces their talk show The Shop. James' involvement helped the company raise $15 million from Warner Bros. in 2015. In 2020, the pair raised $100 million from investors including Guggenheim Partners and Elisabeth Murdoch. A year later, they added RedBird, Nike and the owners of the Boston Red Sox to their investor group in a deal valuing the business at $725 million. The company had less than $80 million in sales at the time and was losing money.
LeBron James' SpringHill media company lost $28 million on sales of $104 million last year, reports Bloomberg. SpringHill also lost $17 million in 2022 and is on pace to lose millions more again in 2024.
SpringHill recently agreed to a merger with Fulwell 73, the British production outfit behind The Kardashians and the Grammy Awards, a deal that will give the combined company more scale during a challenging business environment.
James started the company with Maverick Carter, who runs the business day to day. SpringHill produced films and TV shows, ran a marketing company, sold apparel and started Uninterrupted, which produces their talk show The Shop.
James' involvement helped the company raise $15 million from Warner Bros. in 2015. In 2020, the pair raised $100 million from investors including Guggenheim Partners and Elisabeth Murdoch. A year later, they added RedBird, Nike and the owners of the Boston Red Sox to their investor group in a deal valuing the business at $725 million. The company had less than $80 million in sales at the time and was losing money.
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