Revolut Share Sale Values at $75B, Gains MiCA Crypto License
Revolut share sale led by Coatue, Greenoaks, Fidelity and Dragoneer has valued the London-based fintech at $75B. The round also involved a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and Nvidia’s NVentures and enabled employee share liquidity. Revolut share sale underscores investor confidence as the fintech secures banking licences in Mexico and Colombia and plans an India launch. In 2024, the firm reported 72% revenue growth to $4B and a 149% rise in pre-tax profit to $1.4B, serving over 65M retail customers and generating $1B in annualised business revenue. Revolut also gained a MiCA licence in Cyprus to offer regulated crypto services across the 30-country EEA and is considering dual IPOs in London and New York.
Bullish
The successful Revolut share sale and $75B valuation signal strong investor confidence in the company’s regulated crypto services, especially after securing a MiCA licence. In the short term, traders may see increased platform liquidity and service offerings as catalysts for higher trading volumes, fostering bullish sentiment. Over the long term, Revolut’s global expansion and regulatory clarity could enhance market access and stability, driving sustained demand for cryptocurrencies and reinforcing a bullish outlook.