Vilnius-based Vinted says it closed an ~€880M secondary share sale led by EQT, Teachers' Venture Growth, and Schroders at an €8B valuation, up from €5B in 2024
Second-hand marketplace sells €880mn of existing shares to investors including Teachers' Venture Growth and Schroders Capital
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Vinted Hits €8B Valuation After Massive Secondary Sale
Lithuanian secondhand marketplace Vinted closes ~€880M secondary share sale, pushing its valuation to €8B.
Vinted just leveled up. The Lithuania-based secondhand clothing marketplace completed a secondary share sale worth approximately €880 million, catapulting its valuation to €8 billion. That's a hefty jump from the €5 billion it was valued at in 2024.
The deal was led by EQT, with Teachers' Venture Growth and Schroders Capital also buying in. The transaction involved selling existing shares — meaning no new capital was raised for the company itself, but early investors and employees got a payday.
The valuation leap signals strong investor confidence in the resale economy. Vinted has carved out a dominant position in European peer-to-peer fashion resale, and buyers are clearly betting the market has plenty of room to grow.
An €8 billion price tag puts Vinted firmly among Europe's most valuable private tech companies.