Overview
- Brahma AI secured $150 million in a financing led by Multiples on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, with Multiples committing $100 million via preferred shares and the company saying the round could expand toward $200 million as allocations are finalized.
- Brahma and Multiples state the capital will be used to scale research and development, hire talent in international markets, and accelerate go-to-market expansion, with Multiples positioned to take an active operational role.
- The company describes its product as an AI-native audiovisual platform built around Brahma AI Core and Brahma AI Studio and says it is close to launching interactive digital humans while working to make the platform model-agnostic and to add provenance and security features.
- Brahma reports strong commercial traction, naming anchor customers and partners such as Warner Bros., the NBA, Mayo Clinic, Google, Hakuhodo and DNEG, and discloses pro-forma revenue growth from about $45 million in 2024 to tracking above $130 million in 2026 while saying it is nearing break-even; these financials are company-reported.
- The raise positions Brahma inside a rapidly growing AI-generated content market and could speed enterprise adoption of automated video and digital-human tools, raising practical questions about content authenticity, rights management and how media teams will change their workflows.