Ronnie O’Sullivan has seen his wealth grow significantly despite a disappointing exit from the World Snooker Championship.
The seven-time champion was eliminated in the second round at the Crucible Theatre, losing a tight 13–12 match to John Higgins after previously cruising past He Guoqiang 10–2. The early departure ended his hopes of reaching the quarter-finals.
Although his performances on the World Snooker Tour have been inconsistent this season, his off-table ventures are thriving. Reports indicate that his main company, Ronnie O’Sullivan Snooker Ltd, has increased its reserves by £3.7 million over the past year, rising from £5.4 million to £8.1 million, with £3.4 million held in cash.
In addition to that, O’Sullivan’s investment firm, RMOS Property Ltd, is believed to hold assets worth around £5 million. He also operates an art business, Ro Art Ltd, which reportedly has assets valued at £1.9 million.
So while results on the table have been mixed, his financial portfolio continues to strengthen.
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