The three companies behind Conor McGregor’s Forged Irish Stout have reported combined losses of more than €9m last year, the latest accounts show.
The losses predate the supermarket backlash against stocking the disgraced MMA fighter’s brands, after he lost a civil damages case to Nikita Hand, after a jury found he had raped her during a cocaine-fuelled party in a hotel penthouse.
New accounts published this week show McGregor Forged Stout Distribution Ltd, which distributes his brand of beers, racked up losses of €5.2m in the year to December 2023, according to filings with the Companies Registration Office.
Separate financial accounts for Forged Stout Production Ltd show the company suffered a €3.05m loss last year.
Parent company Forged Stout Ltd had losses of almost €828,500 last year, the CRO records show, bringing his combined losses to €9,079,027.
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