Mercedes F1 accounts reveal £633m revenue and £125m payout to shareholders
The Mercedes Formula 1 team made a confirmed £633.4million in revenue in 2025 and paid a total of £125m in dividends to its shareholders, according to its annual accounts filed at Companies House. The group accounts for Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Limited cover the year to 31 December 2025, in which the team finished second in the constructors' championship after what had been a difficult ground ...…
Mercedes Formula 1 secured £633.4 million in revenue and paid £125 million in dividends to shareholders during the 2025 financial year, according to the company's annual accounts. The team finished second in the constructors' championship, despite challenging ground effect conditions. Revenue growth of £1.3 million from £632.1 million in 2024 was driven primarily by sponsorship and licensing, with over £415 million sourced from these activities.
Profit after tax reached £125.9 million, a rise from £116.9 million in 2024. Operating profit, considered a key metric, increased to £166.7 million from £156.2 million. The team's dividend payout to shareholders saw a significant increase to £125 million, up from £100 million in 2024. Mercedes maintained full compliance with the 2024 Financial Regulations as confirmed by the FIA audit process.
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