Revolut ended the stock sale at a $75 billion valuation. It grew 1.6 times in a year
Revolut, a global fintech leader with more than 65 million customers worldwide, announced that it has completed a stock sale at a company-wide valuation of $75 billion, a sharp increase from the $45 billion valuation the company received last year, Bloomberg writes.
Details
The Revolut deal was led by investment firm Coatue (with Canva, DoorDash and Spotify in its portfolio ), venture capital fund Greenoaks (also invested in Canva as well as Deliveroo and Discord), investment firm Dragoneer (Roblox, Uber and Airbnb) and management company Fidelity Management & Research Company. In addition, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Franklin Templeton and funds managed by investment firm T. Rowe Price, the company said in a press release. The deal also included an investment from NVentures, the venture capital arm of Nvidia.
Revolut has been organizing the round for months, which cements its status as Europe's most valuable startup, Bloomberg notes. Current employees were given the opportunity to sell their shares as part of the deal. In total, Revolut has so far conducted five programs where employees could sell securities.
Context
Revolut's 2024 revenue grew 72% to $4.0 billion and pre-tax profit increased 149% to $1.4 billion. This momentum continued in 2025, with a global retail customer base exceeding 65 million and Revolut Business reaching annual sales of $1 billion.
The company is now developing plans to enter 30 new markets in virtually all key regions of the world and is preparing to go through the costly process of obtaining regulatory approvals in each of them, Bloomberg writes. CEO Nick Storonsky is also focused on getting a full banking license in Revolut's native UK. The British regulator has delayed issuing that license because of concerns about the startup's ability to manage risk given its rapid international expansion, sources told the Financial Times.
In October, Revolut received approval from the Mexican regulator to conduct banking operations in this market. Mexico became the first country in Latin America where Revolut received a full banking license. The company also received a crypto license from the financial regulator of Cyprus. This will allow the financial service to offer cryptocurrency-related services throughout the European Union.
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