The British neobank Revolut has announced an additional investment of 100 million euros in France and the creation of 200 jobs by 2030. This announcement comes on the eve of the 2026 edition of the Choose France summit, the annual event dedicated to the country's economic attractiveness and foreign investment.
The company had already announced a €1 billion investment in France last year at the previous Choose France trade show. With this new investment, Revolut confirms its commitment to strengthening its presence in France, one of its key European markets.
A long-term development plan
These new commitments are part of the extensive strategic plan presented last September to mark the online bank's tenth anniversary. Founded in 2015 in the United Kingdom, Revolut announced at that time a €13 billion investment program and the creation of 10.000 jobs worldwide over a five-year period.
Through this new investment, the company intends to continue developing its activities in France, particularly in digital financial services and banking innovation. This announcement also sends a positive signal for France's economic attractiveness, at a time when the government is seeking to attract more international investment and support the creation of skilled jobs.
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