Estimate
Current Assessment
Storonsky's fortune is mainly a private-company equity story. Public reporting says he owns more than 25% of Revolut, and a 2025 secondary share sale valued the company at $75 billion. That points to at least $18.75 billion of Revolut equity before any private-company discounts, taxes, or liabilities. Rich-list estimates from Forbes and The Sunday Times land in a similar range. Reported secondary-sale proceeds add some liquidity, but they are small compared with the value of his remaining Revolut stake.
Key caveats
- Revolut is private, so the valuation is based on secondary-market reporting rather than a public share price.
- The exact ownership percentage, share-class rights, taxes, and any personal debt are not fully public.
- A reported performance package could add upside in the future, but it is excluded because it is contingent.
Evidence gaps
- Exact audited ownership table for Revolut Group Holdings was not directly inspected.
- No reliable public balance sheet for Storonsky's non-Revolut assets or liabilities was found.
