Funding · AI & Deep Tech

Brahma AI raises $150M at $2B valuation, led by Multiples

By Startup Enthusiast · 22 September 2026

What they do

Brahma AI builds AI-native platforms for managing and creating audiovisual content for enterprises

The $150M funding round values the company at $2 billion and is led by Multiples Alternate Asset Management

Brahma AI plans to expand into interactive digital humans and global markets, with major clients like Warner Bros. and Mayo Clinic

Brahma AI, an Indian AI startup, raised $150 million in a funding round led by Multiples Alternate Asset Management, valuing the company at $2 billion.
The investment is part of a larger fundraising effort, with an additional $100 million in investor interest.
Prime Focus, which owns Brahma AI through its UK-based subsidiary DNEG, will retain a 66% economic stake in the company.
Brahma AI is building an AI-native platform for managing and creating audiovisual content for enterprises, with applications in media, healthcare, sports, and advertising.
The company is preparing to launch interactive digital humans, which could be used in entertainment, advertising, and customer service.

Brahma AI combines technology from DNEG, Metaphysic, and Prime Focus to create an enterprise AI platform.
The company's focus on model-agnostic technology could help it adapt to changes in the AI ecosystem.

Brahma AI provides an AI-native operating system for managing and creating enterprise audiovisual content.
The company's platform includes Brahma AI Core and Brahma AI Studio, which handle content intelligence and AI-powered creation.
Brahma AI works with global clients such as Warner Bros., the NBA, and Mayo Clinic.
The company's technology includes digital humans, voice synthesis, and multilingual performance capabilities.

Brahma AI plans to expand its presence in the Bay Area and scale its global go-to-market organization.
The company is preparing to launch interactive digital humans across various sectors.
Brahma AI will use the new capital to invest in its technology and expand its global operations.

Multiples Alternate Asset Management (lead) — Private equity firm investing $100 million in preferred shares.
Prime Focus (existing) — Owns Brahma AI through its subsidiary DNEG.