Daniel Radcliffe, famed for his iconic role as Harry Potter, has witnessed a remarkable surge in his financial standing, with his cash reserves more than doubling to an impressive £16 million, according to recent company filings.
The actor’s financial success is attributed to the performance of Gilmore Jacobs, a company managed by Radcliffe and his parents, known for engaging in lucrative investments, including a property portfolio valued at nearly £3.4 million. In 2022, his balance sheet showed £8,832,790, reflecting a substantial increase to £16,085,209 this year.
Despite this financial triumph, global market fluctuations led to a slight decrease in Radcliffe’s overall assets, dropping from £91.5 million to £89.1 million in the year ending March 2023.
Gilmore Jacobs has been a key player in this financial growth, averaging earnings of £20,000 daily over the past year. The company paid £456,000 in corporation tax and realized a profit of £2 million during this period.
Radcliffe’s wealth journey began with his debut in Harry Potter in 2001, and his parents, Marcia and Alan, have played a pivotal role in managing his earnings since he received his first £800,000 cheque after the initial Harry Potter film. Radcliffe, a homeowner in West London and New York, earned £40 million for the last two Potter films.
While maintaining financial success, Radcliffe continues to diversify his career. Amid rumors of potentially taking over Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the actor, known for his recently ripped physique, remains active in various projects. Over the past year, he starred in the 1981 Broadway revival of “Merrily We Roll Along” and the film “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.”
As Radcliffe’s wealth continues to evolve, his multifaceted career and financial ventures remain subjects of interest and admiration.
