Multiverse banked €60M ($70 million) in growth funding led by Schroders Capital. The round included participation from General Catalyst, Lightspeed Venture Partners, D1 Capital Partners, Index Ventures, Bond, and StepStone Group. The investment values the London-based company at €1.8 billion.
The company operates an upskilling platform focused on AI and tech adoption. It provides professional apprenticeship programmes and training to help organisations close skills gaps in data and technology. Its product suite includes Atlas, an AI coaching platform designed to assist workers in integrating artificial intelligence into their daily workflows.
The funding follows a period of expansion, including the acquisition of Berlin-based training firm StackFuel in January 2026. Multiverse reports 50% year-on-year revenue growth and achieved its first cash-positive quarter in early 2026. The company has established strategic partnerships with major technology vendors such as Microsoft, Palantir, and Databricks to facilitate workforce transformation.
The deal reinforces a trend of high-value capital flows into European workforce enablement tools as enterprises prioritise internal AI literacy to maintain global competitiveness.
Originally reported by EU-Startups Daily.