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Revolut hits a $115B valuation, up from $75B in November 2025, after a secondary share sale led by Glade Brook, Coatue, and others, as it plans a US launch (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)

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In short

Revolut completed a secondary share sale that pushed the financial technology company to a new milestone valuation. Investment firms Glade Brook and Coatue, among other participants, led the transaction. The substantial increase comes as the company actively prepares for an upcoming launch in the United States.

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  • Revolut experienced a substantial valuation surge from seventy-five billion dollars to on…: Revolut experienced a substantial valuation surge from seventy-five billion dollars to one hundred fifteen billion dollars.
  • Prominent investment firms including Coatue and Glade Brook backed the latest secondary t…: Prominent investment firms including Coatue and Glade Brook backed the latest secondary transaction.
  • The company is leveraging its increased valuation as it prepares for an upcoming United S…: The company is leveraging its increased valuation as it prepares for an upcoming United States launch.

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