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Fintech startup Ramp has surpassed $700 million in annualized revenue as of January this year. The company has experienced rapid growth, crossing $100 million in revenue before its third birthday, reaching $300 million by August 2023, and now exceeding $700 million in less than 18 months. CEO Eric Glyman stated that Ramp now represents 1-2% of the U.S. card market, with potential for further expansion. The company, while not yet profitable, is reinvesting its money into research and development. Ramp recently raised $150 million in a Series D extension and has leveraged AI to reduce its monthly cash burn. Additionally, Ramp’s valuation has nearly doubled to $13 billion after a secondary share sale, with increased investor interest and continued growth in revenue streams.

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