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Is Vinted a publicly traded company?
No, Vinted is a private company and is not publicly traded on any stock exchange. The company is owned by its founders, employees, and institutional investors. In April 2026, Vinted completed a secondary share transaction of 880 million euros at an equity valuation of 8 billion euros, with investors including EQT, Schroders Capital, BlackRock, and Teachers' Venture Growth. Executives have hinted at a potential IPO but have not given a timeline.

Who founded Vinted?
Vinted was founded in 2008 by Justas Janauskas and Vytautas Ziura in Vilnius, Lithuania. The founders created the platform to address the lack of accessible online marketplaces for secondhand fashion in Europe. Vinted became Lithuania's first unicorn startup in 2019 when it was valued at approximately 1 billion euros.

Where is Vinted headquartered?
Vinted is headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania, where the company was founded. The company operates regional offices in London, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, and New York. Its technology infrastructure and customer support teams are distributed across these locations.

How many countries does Vinted operate in?
Vinted operates in 26 countries. In 2025, the company launched in Estonia, Latvia, and Slovenia. In January 2026, Vinted launched in the United States, its first market outside Europe. France and the United Kingdom are the company's largest markets.

What is Vinted's business model?
Vinted operates a peer-to-peer (C2C) marketplace where individuals buy and sell secondhand items. The company generates revenue through transaction fees, buyer protection fees, premium features, and its shipping (Vinted Go) and payments (Vinted Pay) services. Approximately 99 percent of Vinted's users are private individuals selling goods already in circulation. The company does not introduce new products, set prices, or hold inventory.

What is Vinted's valuation?
In April 2026, Vinted completed a secondary share transaction valuing the company at 8 billion euros (approximately $9 billion). The transaction was led by existing investor EQT, with new investors including Schroders Capital, Teachers' Venture Growth, BlackRock, Lombard Odier, and Pinegrove Opportunity Partners. The company was previously valued at approximately 5 billion euros in 2024.