Robbie Williams raked in £32 million in 2006, after playing just 44 concerts, it has been revealed. 
The British pop superstar netted the enormous sum across nine months, on the "Close Encounters" world tour of 14 countries.
According to new figures, Robbie's The In Good Company Co Limited paid the singer £32,200,163 following the 44 concerts between March 31 and December 31.
The documents also report that the singer has earnt £67,811,209 since his music organisation was established in March 2002.
"People often say that Robbie is on the way out, especially after his last album 'Rudebox' was panned by the critics.
"But this just proves that he's still got what it takes to earn big money", an industry 'source' claimed.