Overview

• Federer’s minority stake in On, taken in 2019, has appreciated since the company’s 2021 listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
• Forbes highlights an endorsement roster that includes Rolex, Mercedes-Benz, Lindt and Moët & Chandon as major income drivers.
• He earned about $131 million in career prize money, the third-highest in tennis behind Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.
• After leaving Nike in 2018, he signed a reported 10-year, $300 million apparel deal with Uniqlo that helped expand his commercial footprint.
• He remains retired from tour play but is scheduled for a “Roger Federer and Friends” exhibition doubles match at the Shanghai Masters in October.