Revolut notches up record profit and hints at stock market flotation

The fintech giant is still waiting on a UK banking licence but nevertheless made a £438 million profit last year

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Revolut has 45 million global retail customers. Is a stock market listing on the horizon?
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Revolut might still be waiting for its UK banking licence to arrive but the fintech giant nevertheless managed to notch up record profits last year after adding 12 million customers in 2023.

Revolut, which filed for a licence in 2021, made a pre-tax profit of £438 million last year, up from a loss of £25 million in 2022. In its annual report the company also further hinted at plans for a stock market flotation.

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Chris Newlands

Chris is a freelance journalist, and was previously an editor and correspondent at the Financial Times as well as the business and money editor at The i Newspaper. He is also the author of the Virgin Money Maker, the personal finance guide published by Virgin Books, and has written for the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent, South China Morning Post, TimeOut, Barron's and The Guardian. He is a graduate in Economics.