TechnologyBrahma AI announces $150 million round; lead investment reportedly awaits approvals
The Times of India, citing Prime Focus's filing, reports that $150 million was the round's target and other investors had not completed subscriptions. Multiples' $100 million commitment remained subject to shareholder and other approvals.
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Brahma AI said on September 23, 2026, that it had raised $150 million through preferred shares, including $100 million from Multiples Alternate Asset Management. But The Times of India, citing Prime Focus's stock-exchange filing, reports that $150 million was the target size: other investor interest had not become completed subscriptions, and Multiples' investment was subject to shareholder and other approvals. The newspaper also reports a $2 billion post-investment valuation, citing Prime Focus. Brahma describes its platform as combining enterprise content management with AI tools for visual content, digital humans and voice. The company said the funding would support research and development, global expansion and a larger Silicon Valley presence. It separately reported another $100 million in investor interest.
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Brahma AI announces $150 million round; lead investment reportedly awaits approvals
The Times of India, citing Prime Focus's filing, reports that $150 million was the round's target and other investors had not completed subscriptions. Multiples' $100 million commitment remained subject to shareholder and other approvals.
TLDR
Brahma AI said on September 23, 2026, that it had raised $150 million through preferred shares, including $100 million from Multiples Alternate Asset Management. But The Times of India, citing Prime Focus's stock-exchange filing, reports that $150 million was the target size: other investor interest had not become completed subscriptions, and Multiples' investment was subject to shareholder and other approvals. The newspaper also reports a $2 billion post-investment valuation, citing Prime Focus. Brahma describes its platform as combining enterprise content management with AI tools for visual content, digital humans and voice. The company said the funding would support research and development, global expansion and a larger Silicon Valley presence. It separately reported another $100 million in investor interest.