Revolut Sets Sights on New York Listing After Reaching $115B Valuation
Revolut has reached a $115 billion valuation after a July secondary share sale, and it has reported annual revenues of $6 billion with pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion. The company is considering a future dual listing on Nasdaq and the London Stock Exchange, with any listing at least a year away.
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Users, customers, and market watchers notice a company that has already reached a $115 billion valuation and has said it is considering a Nasdaq-London dual listing. That makes the planned market path part of the public picture, even though the listing itself is not yet in place.
In practice, the company is still private today, and the July secondary share sale is the event that fixed the $2,017 share price. The listing question remains separate from that sale, so the current structure stays in place for now.
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