Revolut, a leading UK fintech company, has announced a new employee share sale valued at $75 billion, up from $45 billion in August 2024, Bloomberg reported. This sale provides employees with an opportunity to realise cash value and highlights Revolut’s rapid growth.
In the latest share sale, some employees can sell their stock at a valuation of $75 billion, up from $45 billion last year. Morgan Stanley is handling the sale, which aims to raise $500 million, similar to past sales. Earlier in 2025, Revolut rejected a $60 billion offer, showing confidence in its growth.
Revolut kicks off a process for some employees to sell their shares in the company at a $75 billion valuation https://t.co/7AVVbOKIk7
— Bloomberg (@business) September 1, 2025Revolut’s value grew by 67% since August 2024 and by 127% since 2021, when it was worth $33 billion. This rise comes after a record $545 million profit in 2023 and over 80% revenue growth in the first half of 2024. Revolut now has 45 million customers worldwide and outperforms banks like Barclays, which is valued at $33.5 billion.
Revolut grows in a tough fintech market. Smaller firms like Monzo and Starling compete with it, but Revolut has over 10,000 employees and offers more than 50 products, including crypto trading and eSIMs. The company also obtained a UK banking license in July 2025, which enables it to lend more money.
The share sale provides employees with the opportunity to receive substantial payouts, sometimes exceeding $100,000 each. In 2024, staff, including CEO Nik Storonsky, cashed in $500 million.
