Way2VAT Acquires RBCVAT, Raises A$3 Million Placement

stock image

Global automated VAT reclaim leader Way2VAT Ltd has entered into a binding agreement to acquire 100% of UK-based RBCVAT Limited for approximately A$4 million. The company has secured A$3 million in new capital from professional and sophisticated investors to fund the transaction, expected to complete around 30 September 2025.

The announcement coincides with an independent Corporate Connect research report highlighting Way2VAT’s 48% revenue growth in 2025 and setting a 12-month target price of A$0.025 per share—over 200% upside from current levels.

Financial  Technology Insights: Instnt Hosts Webinar on Fighting Identity Fraud Losses

Strategic Rationale

Way2VAT CEO and Founder Amos Simantov said: “This acquisition is transformative. By combining RBCVAT’s deep VAT advisory expertise with our patented AI technology, we’re creating a unique value proposition addressing the full spectrum of enterprise tax compliance—from strategic consultancy to automated processing. This accelerates our path to earnings {breakeven by year-end and positive operating cash flow in 2026.”

RBCVAT has operated for over 20 years as a premier international VAT advisory and compliance specialist, providing strategic advisory services, multi-jurisdiction compliance management, and bespoke training programs to multinational companies. The acquisition provides Way2VAT with established enterprise relationships, deep EU regulatory expertise, and an experienced team—creating a complete solution spanning advisory, compliance, automated reclaim, and AI-powered validation.

Financial  Technology Insights: Marqeta Expands Klarna Debit Card Across Europe

Market Validation

The Corporate Connect research report validates Way2VAT’s growth trajectory, noting 48% revenue growth in 2025, a path to profitability supported by the RBCVAT acquisition, and positioning within a US$187 billion global VAT/GST compliance market. The company serves over 400 enterprises including JLL, TikTok, and Solenis.

Financial  Technology Insights: Palmetto Citizens Chooses Tyfone for Digital Banking Upgrade

The acquisition builds on Way2VAT’s successful 2022 purchase of Spanish VAT automation business DevoluIVA, which is expected to reach breakeven this year after substantial growth and cost rationalization.

To share your insights with the FinTech Newsroom, please write to us at info@intentamplify.com

Source : prnewswire

Share With
Contact Us