Prime Focus-Backed Brahma AI Raises $150 Million In Funding Round Led By Multiples
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Multiples has invested $100 million in Brahma AI as part of a $150 million funding round. The enterprise AI company will use the capital to expand R&D, strengthen its global operations and build its presence in Silicon Valley.
Brahma AI has raised $150 million through the issuance of preferred shares in a funding round led by Multiples Alternate Asset Management. The enterprise AI company is developing technology for audiovisual content and serves businesses across media, sports, healthcare and advertising.
The funding will support the company's next phase of expansion, including research and development, international go-to-market initiatives and a larger presence in Silicon Valley. Brahma AI also plans to build out its talent and processes as it scales.
Its customer and partner base includes Warner Bros, the National Basketball Association (NBA), Mayo Clinic, Google, Hakuhodo and DNEG. The company has also received a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy Award for its visual AI technology.
Brahma AI Funding Details
The funding round saw Multiples Alternate Asset Management invest $100 million through preferred shares, contributing to Brahma AI’s total $150 million fundraise. The company has also received another $100 million of investor interest, while the new capital will support its expansion, including a larger Silicon Valley presence.
Funding raised | $150 million |
Lead investor | Multiples Alternate Asset Management |
Multiples investment | $100 million |
Additional investor interest | $100 million |
Funding instrument | Preferred shares |
Key expansion area | Silicon Valley |
Enterprise AI Platform, Digital Humans And New Use Cases
Brahma AI's technology combines enterprise content intelligence and management with AI-based creation capabilities. Its products cover visual AI, digital humans, voice and multilingual performance.
Brahma AI is close to launching interactive digital humans and is developing its technology to be model agnostic. It is also working on new applications, with security, authenticity and provenance forming part of its technology focus.
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