Chrysalis Investments has completed the sale of its remaining stake in Klarna for approximately £34 million. The company will return about £25 million to shareholders via a capital redemption and retain £9 million for operating capital and potential follow-on investments.

The sale of its stake in Klarna and subsequent capital return to shareholders indicates Chrysalis Investments' strategy to manage its portfolio and return value, particularly after a difficult period for the buy-now-pay-later sector.
Chrysalis Investments Limited has completed the sale of its entire remaining shareholding in Klarna Group plc for approximately £34 million. This follows an earlier disposal of £6 million of shares in July 2026. The company announced on September 28, 2026, a compulsory capital redemption of about £25 million, to be returned to shareholders on a pro rata basis at 127.0 pence per Ordinary Share. The remaining £9 million of net proceeds will be kept by Chrysalis Investments to provide an operating capital buffer and flexibility for potential follow-on investments into its existing portfolio companies. Following these transactions, the company anticipates holding approximately £19 million in cash and cash equivalents.
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