Multiverse banked €65.1M ($70M) in growth funding to expand its training platform into AI adoption. The round reportedly values the London-headquartered company at €1.95B ($2.1B), maintaining its status as a prominent European EdTech unicorn. No specific lead investor or participants were disclosed for this latest injection.
The company provides high-end apprenticeships as an alternative to traditional university education and corporate training. By matching individuals with employers, it delivers data-driven work-based learning programmes. This new capital supports a strategic shift toward helping enterprises integrate AI tools by upskilling their existing workforces in machine learning and data literacy.
Founded by Euan Blair, the firm has scaled rapidly by targeting the skills gap within large corporations. This raise follows a significant Series D in 2022 and marks its continued focus on the B2B vocational training market. The business now serves over 500 clients, including major financial institutions and technology firms across Europe and North America.
The investment reflects a sustained appetite for platforms that address structural labour shortages through technical education, particularly as generative AI forces a broad redesign of professional roles across the continent.
Originally reported by Tech Funding News.