Revolut Completes Share Sale at $75 Billion Valuation as Expansion Plans Accelerate

Revolut has completed a major secondary share sale that places the company at a $75 billion valuation , confirming its position as Europe’s most valuable private tech firm.

The transaction concludes a months-long fundraising effort that combined a tender offer for employees with additional secondary sales to new investors.

The latest valuation marks a significant increase from the $45 billion level used in the tender offer completed previously in 2025. While Revolut has not disclosed the final amount raised, the company previously explored a mix of primary and secondary funding totalling around $3 billion , according to earlier reports.

The share sale provided liquidity to early employees and long-standing backers, with CEO Nik Storonsky encouraging early staff to sell part of their holdings to accommodate demand. The move forms part of a broader effort to diversify the shareholder base while maintaining momentum ahead of further international expansion.

Revolut’s growth remains strong. The company serves around 65 million customers across payments, savings, trading and money-transfer products, and continues to add users at a rapid pace. Management said the new valuation reflects both sustained growth and underlying profitability.

The company plans to invest $13 billion in the coming years as it targets 100 million customers and prepares to enter 30 additional markets , each requiring new regulatory authorisations.

Securing a full UK banking licence remains a priority, with the company viewing domestic authorisation as critical to strengthening its position in its home market. Recent internal projections indicating revenues of $5.9 billion in 2025 and $9.3 billion in 2026 have further reinforced confidence in its trajectory.

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J.V.