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Jeremy Clarkson\u2019s<\/a> earnings have been laid bare as the Clarkson\u2019s Farm<\/a> star celebrates one year since opening his new pub, the Farmer\u2019s Dog. The 65-year-old television host, renowned for his work on Amazon Prime<\/a> shows such as The Grand Tour<\/a>, recently ventured into the hospitality industry as a pub owner.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Now, it has been revealed that the motoring journalist has raked in millions from his latest business venture. Profit at the dad-of-three’s growing brewery, Hawkstone, has surged during its latest financial year, with sales almost tripling.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n New accounts for the business behind the Cotswolds brewery show the firm\u2019s total equity soared from \u00a3432,512 to just over \u00a33million this year. Total equity is the overall owner\u2019s stake in the business and is calculated as total assets minus total liabilities. This includes stock and retained earnings in the business.<\/p>\n According to the results recently filed with Companies House<\/a>, Jeremy Clarkson<\/a>\u2019s business had current assets of just under \u00a35million at the end of the financial year, a significant increase from the \u00a31.7million it reported for the previous 12 months.<\/p>\n That total is comprised of stocks increasing from \u00a3608,932 to \u00a31.9million, debtors rising from \u00a3906,627 to \u00a31.8million, and cash in the bank and in hand growing from \u00a3203,875 to \u00a31.2million.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n In the same period, the amount Clarkson\u2019s company owed to its creditors also increased from \u00a31.6million to \u00a32.6million. The number of people employed by the brewery has also grown as the business has expanded from 28 to 53 this year.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n