Multiverse raises $70m at a $2.1bn valuation to push its AI-adoption pitch across Europe

"Multiverse, the London-based AI- and tech-upskilling platform founded by Euan Blair, said on Friday it had raised $70m in primary funding led by Schroders Capital, at a $2.1bn valuation. Existing investors, including General Catalyst, Lightspeed, D1 Capital, Index Ventures, Bond and StepStone Group, joined the round. The new valuation marks a $400m step up from the company's $1.7bn Series D in 2022. Multiverse said revenue grew 50% year-on-year for the third consecutive year of accelerating growth, and the company reported its first cash-positive quarter, from January to March 2026. All employees are being offered equity in connection with the raise."

"Multiverse is positioning the new round behind a category pitch rather than a product one. Chief executive Euan Blair told the company's blog the firm wants to become 'Europe's AI adoption platform', sitting between the businesses buying AI tools and the workforces meant to use them. In his framing, the missing layer of the AI stack is not another model or another agent runtime; it is the workforce capable of operating them."

"In January Multiverse completed the acquisition of StackFuel, a Berlin-based data and AI training provider with corporate customers including Mercedes-Benz, IAV and Telefónica, and a stated goal of training 100,000 German workers in AI skills. StackFuel reports a 92% programme completion rate. Its founders, Leo Marose and Stefan Berntheisel, joined the senior leadership of the combined entity."

"On the company's own numbers, Multiverse has delivered more than £2bn in verified ROI for over 1,000 employers to date, including Babcock, the AA, Capita and Addison Lee. Atlas, its AI coaching platform, tripled daily active users in the past year. Partnerships have mov"

Multiverse, a London-based AI- and tech-upskilling platform founded by Euan Blair, raised $70m in primary funding led by Schroders Capital at a $2.1bn valuation. Existing investors including General Catalyst, Lightspeed, D1 Capital, Index Ventures, Bond, and StepStone Group participated. The valuation represents a $400m increase from the $1.7bn Series D valuation in 2022. Multiverse reported 50% year-on-year revenue growth for the third consecutive year and its first cash-positive quarter from January to March 2026. All employees are being offered equity. The company positions the round behind a category pitch to become Europe’s AI adoption platform, focusing on the workforce layer rather than models or agent runtimes. It also acquired Berlin-based StackFuel in January, adding data and AI training capabilities and corporate customers.

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