Record payment occurs while the company negotiates majority sales valued at up to $ 7 billion
Leonid Radvinsky, owner of Onlyfans, received a record dividend of $ 701 million in 2025. Payment took place while the British platform negotiates the sale of its majority participation to a consortium led by Los Angeles Forest Road Company, an agreement at up to $ 7 billion.
Accounting documents show that Radvinsky received $ 497 million in the 2024 fiscal year, over $ 472 million from the previous year. After the closing of the period in November 2024, he pocketed another US $ 204 million in additional installments. The information is from.
Onlyfans, known for adult content, grew 24% by 2024. The platform moved $ 7.2 billion in subscriptions, compared to $ 6.6 billion of 2023. That amount, transferred $ 5.8 billion to breeders, $ 500 million more than the previous year.
The business model ensures 80% of payments to creators. The number of breeders accounts rose 13%to 4.6 million, and the fans reached 377.5 million worldwide.
In addition, the revenue ran from $ 1.3 billion to $ 1.4 billion, and profit before taxes went from $ 658 million to $ 684 million. In November 2024, the company kept $ 808 million in cash.
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Radvinsky, Ukrainian-American businessman, bought Onlyfans in 2018. The platform had been created in 2016 by Briton Tim Stokely and his father, Guy. Before that, Radvinsky was already on adult content sites.
Headquartered in the UK, Onlyfans operates by Fenix International, where it pays taxes, although the United States is its main market. Despite the volume of transactions, the company employs only 46 people directly.
British billionaires David and Simon Reuben also discuss participation in the consortium that disputes the control of the platform. The company did not report a deadline for the completion of the sale or confirmed other potential buyers besides the FRC group.
CEO KEILY BLAIR told Financial Times That Onlyfans has expanded to new segments and promised to invest in security tools, given the hardening of the rules for adult content in the UK and Europe.
The site operates only for over 18 years and uses facial scanning and other technologies to check users.
