Brahma AI has raised $150 million through the issuance of preferred shares, with a $100 million investment by Multiples Alternate Asset Management.
Slaughter and May advised Brahma AI on this transaction.
The transaction was led by David Griffith-Jones (Partner, Corporate), Harry Hecht (Partner, Corporate), Gareth Miles (Partner, Tax), Duncan Blaikie (Partner, Technology) and Jonathan Slade (Partner, Competition).
From Brahma AI, Adam Eastell (Chief Strategy Officer) and Michael Ogden (General Counsel) were involved in the transaction.
Eversheds Sutherland advised Multiples on this transaction.
The transaction was led by Chrissy Findlay (Partner), with assistance from Amritha Kumar (Senior Associate) and Talia Sahin (Associate), and support from Ankit Chhabra (Partner, India Group).
Khaitan & Co advised Multiples as the Indian legal counsel.
The core team consisted of Shishir Vayttaden (Partner), Aishwarya K (Partner), Tawishi Beria (Senior Associate) and Jahnavi Yalavarthi (Associate). The following provided assistance:
Regulatory aspects: Sahil Shah (Partner);
Due diligence: Aishwarya K (Partner), Tawishi Beria (Senior Associate), Bhaskar Vishwajeet (Associate), Jahnavi Yalavarthi (Associate) and Angad Banerji (Associate);
Intellectual property related aspects: Nirupam Lodha (Partner), Malika Nandkeolyar (Principal Associate) and Gautam Wadhwa (Senior Associate);
Employment and labour related aspects: Vinay Joy (Partner), Srishti Ramkrishnan (Partner), Aditya J Nair (Senior Associate) and Ajay Kranthi Kothwal (Associate);
Data protection related aspects: Supratim Chakraborty (Partner), Shramana Dwibedi (Principal Associate) and Himeli Chatterjee (Senior Associate);
Anti-trust related aspects: Anshuman Sakle (Partner) and Armaan Gupta (Principal Associate).
For Multiples Alternative Asset Management, Apurva Jayant (Head of Legal) was involved in this transaction.
Brahma AI Holdings Limited and Brahma AI Services India Limited serve as the holding and operating companies behind Brahma AI, an AI-native operating system for enterprise audiovisual content. Its platform spans content intelligence, AI-powered creation, digital humans, multilingual localization, and workflow automation, and counts leading global organizations such as Warner Bros., the NBA, and Mayo Clinic among its clients.
The investment will help support Brahma AI’s next phase of growth, including additional R&D, expansion into international markets, and continued investment in talent and capabilities. It also reinforces Multiples’ emphasis on next-generation, AI-driven enterprise software platforms, as well as its expanding origination capabilities in the United States.
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