Revolut valued at $75 billion in new employee share sale

The British fintech giant Revolut Ltd. has launched a new round of secondary share sales, in which some employees will be able to sell their shares in the company for an estimated $75 billion.

Bloomberg reports this with reference to an internal Revolut document.

Each share in the deal is valued at $1,381.06. The journalists write that both new and existing investors have already expressed their demand for the purchase.

This makes Revolut one of the most expensive fintech companies in the world: the valuation has increased from $45 billion during a similar share sale in 2024 and exceeds the market capitalization of Barclays Plc. However, this was a private sale, not a public auction.

The company said that it periodically gives employees the opportunity to monetize their shares, but refrains from commenting until the deal is completed.

As a reminder, in July 2025, Revolut was negotiating to raise almost $1 billion in investment. At the time, the new round was expected to value the company at $65 billion and become one of the largest private capital raising among European companies.

About Revolut

Revolut is an international financial technology company that provides its services through a mobile application.

The company was founded by Ukrainian Vlad Yatsenko and Russian Nikolay Storonsky. In October 2022, Storonsky, who also holds a British passport, renounced his Russian citizenship.

The company is headquartered in London. Revolut also has a banking license in Lithuania.

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