Revolut is preparing a new stock sale and is targeting a valuation of up to $150 billion before its IPO
Revolut is preparing a stock sale that could eventually bring the company's total valuation to $150 billion, Bloomberg sources said / Photo: Dargog / Shutterstock
Europe's most valuable fintech startup Revolut is considering a new share sale in the second half of this year amid strong investor demand ahead of a possible IPO, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.
According to them, Revolut investors insist on launching a new round, which could value the company at least $100 billion. The potential deal is expected to be structured similarly to previous ones - with the raising of new capital and simultaneous sale of stakes by existing shareholders, the agency writes.
Discussions on Revolut's new round of capital raising are at an early stage and no final decisions have yet been made on the size or timing of a possible share sale, agency sources said.
Bloomberg's interlocutors also indicated that Revolut expects a valuation of at least $150 billion in a possible listing.
A spokesman for Revolut declined to comment on the matter.
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The new deal could follow a series of similar stock sales last year that valued Revolut at $75 billion - versus $45 billion in 2024.
Previous sales of Revolut shares were accompanied by increased demand - investors' bids exceeded the volume of supply, Bloomberg notes. As a result, the company arranged several additional rounds of financing, within which former employees of the company could sell securities.
Revolut's latest round of capital raising in November 2025 was led by investment firm Coatue (its portfolio includes Canva, DoorDash and Spotify), venture capital fund Greenoaks (also invested in Canva, as well as Deliveroo and Discord), investment firm Dragoneer (Roblox, Uber and Airbnb) and management firm Fidelity Management & Research Company.
Revolut, founded in 2015, operates as a digital bank, offering current and savings accounts, international transfers, cryptocurrency and stock transactions, and tools for bill payment and budget management.
In late January, Revolut announced the launch of full banking operations in Mexico, which it had previously named as one of its key global markets. This is the first Revolut bank the company has opened outside of Europe. In addition, Revolut requested a banking license in Peru in January.
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