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Atom Bank raises £75m ahead of IPO

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  • 16/02/2022
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Atom Bank raises £75m ahead of IPO
App-based lender Atom Bank has raised more than £75m in new equity priced at 70p per share ahead of its initial public offering (IPO).

 

Spanish digital bank BBVA and investment company Toscafund will lead the drive with co-investors Infinity Investment Partners. It is also being opened to other existing shareholders. 

This funding follows a £40m raise in April last year and to date, Atom has obtained more than £115m in capital over the last year. 

Atom said its focus on lending had “come to fruition” in the last nine months, with both mortgage and business loans growing by 30 per cent. Last year, it exceeded £3bn in mortgage completions and the value of applications peaked at £315m in Q3. 

Mark Mullen (pictured), chief executive at Atom said: “It has been a year of excellent progress for Atom. We’ve achieved a number of important financial milestones, maintained our excellent reputation with our customers and with the introduction of our shorter four-day working week with no loss of pay, we’re pioneering the future of work. 

“Our investors are now backing our continued growth.” 

Mullen said the capital would allow Atom to build on the progress it had already made. 

“It is also a fundamental next step on our journey toward IPO,” he added. 

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