London-based digital wealth management platform Moneybox has completed a £45m secondary share sale, pushing its valuation to approximately £800m.
The secondary transaction was executed through the London Stock Exchange’s Private Securities Market (PSM) under the UK government’s PISCES regulatory framework. Crowdcube exclusively managed the sell-side and buy-side process.
The £800m valuation represents a 45% increase on the £550m figure achieved during the company’s previous secondary share sale in October 2024.
No primary capital was raised for Moneybox, with shares transferring directly from long-serving employee shareholders to institutional investors.
Growth equity firm Apis Partners led the transaction via Apis Global Growth Fund III, increasing its stake to become one of Moneybox’s largest shareholders, with an Apis representative joining the board.
Salica Investments also joined the cap table via Salica Fulcrum Venture Capital LP, investing alongside existing backers including Fidelity International, 7RIDGE, Oxford Capital, Breega, Burda, and CNP.
“The growing institutional backing that Moneybox is receiving is testament to the continued focus of our colleagues to deliver exceptional outcomes for customers and create long-term shareholder value,” said Ben Stanway, co-founder and executive chair at Moneybox.
“We are delighted to have successfully completed this transaction and welcome the increased support from Apis and Salica Investments. Their continued backing will help accelerate our next phase of growth as we harness technology and artificial intelligence to make high-quality financial support accessible at scale.”
