Slipknot is reportedly nearing a deal to sell its music catalog for about $120 million to HarbourView Equity Partners, including rights to publishing and master recording royalties. This transaction covers the band’s archival catalog but excludes future releases. Billboard estimates the band’s music has generated approximately $15.5 million annually over the last three years, alongside an additional $5.2 million from publishing. Valuation multiples for the deal depend on member involvement, ranging between 13.5 to 20 times. Additionally, the band will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its debut album with a box set next month.
Slipknot is reportedly closing in on a deal to sell its music catalog in a transaction valued at approximately $120 million, focusing on publishing and master recording royalties.
Billboard estimates that the band's music has generated $15.5 million in annual revenue over the last three years, while publishing brought in an additional $5.2 million per year.
The deal reportedly covers the band's archival catalog and does not extend to future releases, with valuation multiples ranging from 13.5 to 20 times depending on member participation.
Next month, Slipknot will mark the 25th anniversary of their 1999 self-titled album with a massive box set featuring 59 tracks, of which 40 have never previously been released.
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