Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, the Norwegian DJ known globally as Kygo, received NOK 23.9 million in dividends from his holding company, Kygo AS, in 2025.
The payout represents a decrease from the NOK 29.2 million extracted in the previous year, according to financial filings reported by Aftenposten.
The dividend distribution occurred despite the company reporting an operating result of just NOK 6,000 for the fiscal year.
The dividend distribution occurred despite the company reporting an operating result of just NOK 6,000 for the fiscal year.
This indicates that the payout was funded from retained earnings or cash reserves rather than current-year operational profit, highlighting the structure of the artist's private finances.
Kygo AS serves as the primary Norwegian vehicle for the musician's business activities.
The decline in dividend extraction follows a period of significant global touring and streaming revenue for the artist, though the specific operational costs within the holding company appear to have absorbed most of the current-year income.