Atom bank, a UK-based neobank serving retail and SME customers, has raised GBP 100 million (USD 121.8 million) in equity funding, with participation from existing shareholders including BBVA, Toscafund, and Infinity Investment Partners. Total funds raised by the company now stand at GBP 674 million (~USD 821.5 million).
According to The Financial Times, the funds were raised at a valuation of GBP 362 million (USD 441.2 million), lower than the GBP 435 million price tag it achieved last year.
The company aims to use the fresh funds to strengthen its balance sheet and accelerate lending by introducing improved offerings.
The company reports a 62% growth in its revenue, while its customer base has doubled to reach 224,000.
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