Revolut has completed a secondary share sale, boosting its valuation to $75bn, a 66% increase from 2024. The fundraising involved Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, and Fidelity Management & Research Company, alongside investors like Andreessen Horowitz and NVentures. Revolut’s strong financials include a 72% revenue growth to $4bn in 2024 and a profit rise to $1.4bn.

Existing employees were given the opportunity to sell their shares through this transaction, marking the fifth share sale facilitated by Revolut. The company’s employee share programme is now one of the most liquid in the private sector. Revolut’s growth has continued in 2025, with over 65 million global retail customers and $1bn in annualised revenue from Revolut Business.

Revolut’s milestones in 2025 include obtaining banking authorisation in Mexico, a banking licence in Colombia, and plans for a launch in India. CEO Nik Storonsky aims to position Revolut as a global bank serving 100 million customers across 100 countries. CFO Victor Stinga highlights the company’s rapid growth and profitability, attracting world-class investors for the next phase.

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