Ripple Launches $750M Share Buyback At $50B Valuation As Goldman Sachs Loads Up On XRP ETFs
- On Wednesday, Ripple launched a tender offer to repurchase up to $750 million of shares, valuing the private company at about $50 billion, Bloomberg reported.
- Expanding via acquisitions, Ripple followed a November funding round from investors including affiliates of Fortress Investment Group and Citadel Securities, building its services around trading and digital asset infrastructure.
- Institutional flows highlight that spot XRP ETFs have attracted $1.4 billion since November 2025, while Bitcoin is down more than 40% and XRP off over 50%.
- Past tender history shows Ripple bought back $285 million at an $11 billion valuation, offered $700 million at $175 per share, and faced low participation with employees refusing to sell in the $1 billion September 2025 tender.
- With Goldman increasing ETF buys, the tender runs through April as Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse and President Monica Long reiterate there are no IPO plans.
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Ripple valued at $50 billion after $750 million share buyback
Ripple, the fintech known for its association with the XRP cryptocurrency, will buy back about $750 million of shares from investors and employees, which would put the company’s valuation at about $50 billion. The plans were first reported by Bloomberg, which cited sources familiar with the matter. Ripple’s valuation has gone up about 25% since November, when it raised $500 million in a funding round backed by affiliates of Citadel Securities an…
Ripple plans to buy back company shares and could thus come up with a valuation of 50 billion US dollars. Source: BTC-ECHO BTC-ECHO
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