Greek-Australian fashion entrepreneurs Daniel Contos and Georgia Contos have received a $58 million dividend from their White Fox Boutique label, taking their total payouts beyond $200 million over five years.
The Sydney-based online fashion retailer reported revenue of $476 million for the year ended 30 June 2026 — a 12 per cent drop from $542 million the previous year. Net profit increased 7 per cent to $100 million, enabling the higher dividend after the prior year’s $35.4 million distribution (following $76.6 million in 2024).
Founded in 2013 as an eBay resale business, White Fox has grown into a global Gen Z fashion brand known for oversized hoodies and partywear. It has expanded into the United States and United Kingdom while remaining privately owned by the Contos couple and Daniel’s mother Melina Maceri. Marketing costs stayed steady at $52 million as cost of sales fell sharply from $290 million to $216 million.
The Contos pair’s combined wealth is estimated at around $1.4 billion on Australia’s rich lists.