Storonsky's Revolut is preparing for a $115 billion valuation ahead of its IPO
The fintech company Revolut, founded by Mykola Storonskyi, has launched a secondary offering of shares held by its employees, aiming for a company valuation of $115 billion. According to Bloomberg, the price per share in the offering is $2,017.
The company’s valuation has grown significantly in recent years. In 2021, Revolut was valued at $33 billion; in 2024, at $45 billion; and by the fall of 2025, at $75 billion.
In the future, Revolut plans to increase its market value to $150–200 billion and conduct an initial public offering (IPO) no earlier than 2028.
Source: Bloomberg.
British fintech giant Revolut, which has over 75 million customers worldwide, has officially completed the licensing process in the United Arab Emirates.
The European Central Bank imposed strict restrictions on Revolut in July 2025 due to concerns over the overly rapid launch of products without analyzing their impact on capital. The regulator imposed a ban on launching new products in the European market, as well as a global moratorium on customer acquisition and mergers and acquisitions, as the company prepares for an IPO valued at $75 billion.
