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Sia Sells Half Music Catalog for $180 Million
1 Oct
Summary
- Sia sold 50% of her music catalog for $180 million.
- Pophouse, co-founded by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus, made the investment.
- Divorce settlement includes $1 million payment and escrow funds.

Sia has divested a substantial portion of her musical assets, agreeing to a $180 million deal for a 50 percent share of her music catalog with the investment firm Pophouse. This transaction, finalized recently, will see $165 million transferred to the acclaimed singer.
As part of her ongoing divorce proceedings with Dan Bernad, Sia has agreed to a $1 million payment to Bernad. This payment resolves Bernad's claim to the $165 million portion of the catalog sale proceeds, leaving Sia with $164 million from that part of the deal.
An additional $15 million, specifically tied to songs created during their marriage, has been placed into an escrow account. The fate of these funds hinges on Sia and Bernad reaching a future agreement on their division; failure to do so will result in a later legal dispute over the money. Pophouse, a Swedish entity co-founded by notable figures in the music industry, boasts a portfolio that includes investments in artists like Avicii and Swedish House Mafia, further highlighting the significant value placed on Sia's creative works.