US EditionRevolut CEO Storonsky Says Digital Bank’s IPO Is Two Years Out
- Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky said the digital bank's IPO is about two years away, refining his earlier estimate of two to three years with a preference for a US listing.
- In March 2026, Revolut obtained a full UK banking licence after an 18-month process, which enhanced its IPO credibility and enabled broader consumer credit products.
- Revolut filed for a US national bank charter and appointed Cetin Duransoy as US CEO to expand credit product offerings and increase revenue through the US banking licence.
- The company generated $4 billion in revenue and $1.4 billion in pre-tax profit in 2024, projecting $9 billion revenue and $3.5 billion net profit in 2026 to support its IPO timeline and valuation goals.
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Revolut CEO Storonsky Says Digital Bank’s IPO Is Two Years Out
Revolut Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Nik Storonsky said he wants to take the London-based digital bank public, but not until at least 2028, extending the timeline on one of Europe’s most anticipated offerings.
Revolut CEO Storonsky does not plan an IPO until 2028. Neobank will consider selling further shares beforehand. The bank will soon no longer offer an asset class in Germany.
Revolut’s IPO is two years away and it’ll be in the US
The CEO of Europe’s most valuable startup gave his clearest IPO timeline yet in a Bloomberg interview, narrowing his December ‘two to three years’ estimate to ‘two years.’ It came as Revolut marked the biggest regulatory milestone in its history and filed for a US bank charter, both developments that make an eventual listing meaningfully […] This story continues at The Next Web
The neobank prepares a “scale” of valuations until 2028 with a secondary sale in 2026 that already aspires to exceed 100 billion.
Revolut pushes IPO plan to 2028 – report
Revolut plans to wait until at least 2028 before pursuing a stock market listing, reported Bloomberg citing CEO Nik Storonsky. “Two years away,” Storonsky said about a possible initial public offering in an interview to Bloomberg. “We’re a bank, and for a bank, it’s super important to have trust. Public companies are trusted more compared to private companies.” The remarks indicate the London-based digital bank is not preparing for a listing …
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