Multiples Alternate Asset Management has led a $150 million funding round in Brahma AI, an AI audiovisual content platform backed by Prime Focus, the company confirmed. Multiples invested $100 million through preferred shares in the round announced this week. Brahma AI plans to use the capital for research and development, international expansion, hiring, and enhancing its platform capabilities, according to inc42.com.
Founded in 2024 by Prabhu Narasimhan, Brahma AI offers a platform that enables businesses to manage, create, translate, and distribute video and audio content from a single system. The London-based company serves clients including Warner Bros., the NBA, and Mayo Clinic. Brahma AI’s platform consists of two main components: Brahma AI Core, which helps organize and search video and audio archives, and Brahma AI Studio, which creates or adapts videos, audio, and digital-human content. Multiples founder and CEO Renuka Ramnath said the firm will support Brahma AI’s next growth phase, including investments in R&D, global expansion, and talent acquisition, per inc42.com.
Brahma AI operates in a growing market where enterprises increasingly require tools to produce localized and automated audiovisual content for diverse audiences. The company is part of the DNEG Group, which acquired Prime Focus Technologies in 2024 and merged Brahma AI with digital-human startup Metaphysic in early 2025. Brahma AI’s offerings include AI-generated digital humans, voice localization, translation, and workflow automation, positioning it alongside other content automation platforms in the media and entertainment sector, inc42.com reported.
The $150 million funding round led by Multiples marks a significant capital infusion for Brahma AI as it expands internationally and enhances its technology. The company’s next milestone will be scaling its platform capabilities to meet increasing enterprise demand for AI-driven audiovisual content solutions, according to inc42.com.