INDIA —India-based private equity firm Multiples Alternate Asset Management has led a $150 million preferred share financing round in Brahma AI, an artificial intelligence platform specialized in enterprise audiovisual workflows. The funding round includes a $100 million anchor contribution from Multiples, alongside an additional $100 million in secondary investor interest. Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. acted as the exclusive placement agent for the equity transaction.
Brahma AI develops an enterprise-grade artificial intelligence operating system that integrates content intelligence, management, and synthetic generation tools such as visual effects, digital humans, voice synthesis, and automated localization. Founded by Chief Executive Officer Prabhu Narasimhan, the organization originated from technology assets developed across DNEG, Metaphysic, and Prime Focus Technologies.
Headquartered across Los Angeles, London, and Mumbai, Brahma AI serves multinational clients across entertainment, sports, healthcare, and advertising verticals, counting major organizations like Warner Bros, the NBA, and Mayo Clinic among its user base, with distribution alliances involving Google, Hakuhodo, and DNEG.
The fresh injection of institutional capital marks a growing commercial demand for specialized, enterprise-grade synthetic media solutions that streamline large-scale video production, localization, and digital asset management. By unifying generative media creation with backend content architecture, the platform addresses increasing corporate requirements for secure, scalable audiovisual automation across non-traditional media sectors, including healthcare and corporate communications.
The proceeds are designated to accelerate technological research and development under Chief Technology Officer Jo Plaete, expand global commercialization efforts, and establish a substantial operational presence in Silicon Valley. Multiples is an Indian private equity manager overseeing investments across technology, healthcare, consumer, and financial services sectors, having backed over 35 enterprise growth opportunities.
