Khaitan & Co, Eversheds Sutherland and Slaughter and May advised on Multiples Asset Management’s USD 100 million investment in Brahma AI.
Brahma AI raised USD 150 million in a funding round led by Multiples Alternate Asset Management, which invested USD 100 million.
Brahma AI is an AI-native operating system for enterprise audiovisual content, spanning content intelligence, AI-powered creation, digital humans, multilingual localization and workflow automation, with leading global organizations including Warner Bros., the NBA and Mayo Clinic among its clients.
The investment will support Brahma AI’s next stage of growth, including further R&D, expansion into global markets and continued investment in talent and capabilities. It also builds on Multiples’ focus on next-generation, AI-led enterprise software platforms and its growing origination capabilities in the United States.
Khaitan & Co advised Multiples Private Equity on its aggregate USD 100 million investment in Brahma AI Holdings and Brahma AI Services India through the execution of share subscription agreements with the Brahma Group.
The core team consisted of Shishir Vayttaden, K Aishwarya, Tawishi Beria and Jahnavi Yalavarthi, with assistance from Sahil Shah (Regulatory), Nirupam Lodha (Intellectual Property), Vinay Joy and Srishti Ramkrishnan (Employment Law), Supratim Chakraborty (Data Protection) and Anshuman Sakle (Antitrust).
Eversheds Sutherland advised Multiples Alternate Asset Management on its USD 100 million investment in Brahma AI.
The team was led by Corporate Partner Chrissy Findlay, with assistance from Senior Associate Amritha Kumar and Associate Talia Sahin, and support from Partner Ankit Chhabra (India Group).
Slaughter and May advised Brahma AI on its equity financing led by Multiples.
The corporate team comprised Partners David Griffith-Jones and Harry Hecht, and Associates Derek Zhong, Emma Lewis and Joe Court, alongside Visiting Lawyer Henrik Aro and Trainees Sarah Woodburn and Leo Saxon Huseyin. Partner Gareth Miles and Associate Patrick Follan advised on tax; Partner Duncan Blaikie and Associates Chaya Kupperman and Sam Edwards advised on technology, digital, data and intellectual property; and Partner Jonathan Slade advised on competition.
