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Tomorrowland Brothers Treat Themselves to a Dividend of 21 Million Euros After Another Banner Year.

Summary by De Tijd
WeAreOne.World, the company behind the recently concluded mega-festival Tomorrowland, grew by another quarter last year. The founding Beers brothers are paying themselves a dividend for the first time, amounting to 21 million euros.
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Tomorrowland Brothers Treat Themselves to a Dividend of 21 Million Euros After Another Banner Year.

WeAreOne.World, the company behind the recently concluded mega-festival Tomorrowland, grew by another quarter last year. The founding Beers brothers are paying themselves a dividend for the first time, amounting to 21 million euros.

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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