Hozier’s company, Haskey Ltd, experienced a modest loss of €7,415 for the year, largely due to a write-down of €184,497. The loss resulted in a slight decrease in accumulated profits to €4.23m.
This loss followed several years of strong profits for the company, with earnings of €293,316 in 2021, €248,035 in 2020, €21,289 in 2019, €79,592 in 2018, €654,865 in 2017, €1.12m in 2016, and €1.38m in 2015.
In 2021, the company made a €75,979 increase in value, but also paid out €1.9m for an undisclosed financial asset. Its cash funds increased from €564,219 to €570,027.
Directors’ pay in 2021 totaled €108,198, with no pension contributions. This differs from 2020, when directors’ pay amounted to €105,258, including pension contributions of €50,000.
Hozier’s much-anticipated album, “Unreal Unearth,” will be released this week, featuring popular songs like “Eat Your Young,” “All Things End,” and “Francesca.”
His immense popularity is further highlighted by his upcoming “Unreal Unearth” tour, with three sold-out shows at Dublin’s 3Arena in December.
Hozier’s career has been supported by Caroline Downey and Denis Desmond throughout the years.
In 2014, Hozier achieved tremendous success with his global hit “Take Me to Church,” which garnered 87 million streams and earned him the title of Spotify’s Spotlight Breakout Star of the year.
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