Revolut launched a secondary process allowing some employees to sell shares at $2,017 per share. A similar transaction less than a year earlier valued the company at $75 billion. The new price makes Revolut one of the world's most valuable private technology companies.
Why it matters
The confirmed secondary sale turns the $115 billion Revolut figure from market talk into an actual price for a portion of shares.
What investors should watch
A secondary price is still not the same as an IPO valuation, where disclosure and broader demand will be tested.
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Source: bloomberg.com