Bloomberg reported that Revolut is preparing a secondary sale that would allow early investors and employees to sell shares. A similar transaction a year earlier valued the company at $75 billion. The move follows its full UK banking licence and US bank-charter application.
Why it matters
Revolut's secondary sale is a liquidity test: employees and early investors get a window to sell, while buyers test the $115 billion price.
What investors should watch
It is not primary capital for the company. Demand in the secondary process matters more than the headline.
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Source: bloomberg.com