This reduces the company's valuation from $3.5 billion at the beginning of the year.
eToro is not issuing new shares, nor will it make money on the current sale.
eToro logo displayed on advertising board at St James' Park (Source: Chronicle Live)
In a recent
internal memo to employees, Yoni Assia, the CEO and the Co-Founder of eToro,
shared the company's achievements for the first half of 2023 and hinted at the
forecasts for the second half.
According
to information from CNBC, from the memo received by staff, it appears that some
employees and investors were given the opportunity to sell shares. Since this
is a secondary share sale, the company will not be issuing new securities and
will not make any profit from the transaction.
"As a
business which continues to demonstrate sustainable, profitable growth, we are
considered an attractive investment opportunity by many investors," Assia
commented in today's (Monday's) memo sent to employees.
Yoni Assia, eToro
This move
arrived after the company raised $250 million from investors and achieved a
valuation of $3.5 billion in March 2023. This is significantly less than the
potential $10 billion valuation it could have achieved by going public. Such a
plan seemed realistic last year and was supposed to be based on a merger with a
blank-check company named, Fintech V. However, a downturn in crypto and stock
markets led to a decrease in retail investor activity, and the transaction
ultimately did not happen.
"This
is not a primary i.e. eToro is not raising money — rather it is a moment for
some long standing shareholders and employees to take some liquidity. As
always, please maintain confidentiality and do not share any details of this
potential transaction with anyone. Employees with eligible options will receive
an email with further details," Assia added.
Recently,
eToro has partnered with Twitter, now known as X. Thanks to this collaboration,
users can access trading via 'cashtags' directly from the social media
platform. All they need to do is add a dollar sign to the searched company or
cryptocurrency symbol.
On top of that, the Co-Founder
of eToro mentioned recent new sponsorship deals, as well as regulatory
actions and changes in the offer. The Bank of Spain registered eToro as the country's virtual asset exchange and electronic wallet custody services provider. Moreover, the company sponsored several new football clubs, including
women's football clubs, in relation to the July Women's World Cup.
In terms of
offerings, eToro has introduced the ability to trade on equity CFDs
outside standard session hours. The offer provides an additional three hours of
daily trading on shares of the most popular U.S. companies.
In a recent
internal memo to employees, Yoni Assia, the CEO and the Co-Founder of eToro,
shared the company's achievements for the first half of 2023 and hinted at the
forecasts for the second half.
According
to information from CNBC, from the memo received by staff, it appears that some
employees and investors were given the opportunity to sell shares. Since this
is a secondary share sale, the company will not be issuing new securities and
will not make any profit from the transaction.
"As a
business which continues to demonstrate sustainable, profitable growth, we are
considered an attractive investment opportunity by many investors," Assia
commented in today's (Monday's) memo sent to employees.
Yoni Assia, eToro
This move
arrived after the company raised $250 million from investors and achieved a
valuation of $3.5 billion in March 2023. This is significantly less than the
potential $10 billion valuation it could have achieved by going public. Such a
plan seemed realistic last year and was supposed to be based on a merger with a
blank-check company named, Fintech V. However, a downturn in crypto and stock
markets led to a decrease in retail investor activity, and the transaction
ultimately did not happen.
"This
is not a primary i.e. eToro is not raising money — rather it is a moment for
some long standing shareholders and employees to take some liquidity. As
always, please maintain confidentiality and do not share any details of this
potential transaction with anyone. Employees with eligible options will receive
an email with further details," Assia added.
Recently,
eToro has partnered with Twitter, now known as X. Thanks to this collaboration,
users can access trading via 'cashtags' directly from the social media
platform. All they need to do is add a dollar sign to the searched company or
cryptocurrency symbol.
On top of that, the Co-Founder
of eToro mentioned recent new sponsorship deals, as well as regulatory
actions and changes in the offer. The Bank of Spain registered eToro as the country's virtual asset exchange and electronic wallet custody services provider. Moreover, the company sponsored several new football clubs, including
women's football clubs, in relation to the July Women's World Cup.
In terms of
offerings, eToro has introduced the ability to trade on equity CFDs
outside standard session hours. The offer provides an additional three hours of
daily trading on shares of the most popular U.S. companies.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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