Multiverse raised $70 million in its latest funding round led by Schroders Capital, lifting its total capital raised since 2016 to around $570 million. The London-based EdTech firm now has a $2.1 billion valuation, up from $1.7 billion in 2022.
The company has maintained a 50% annual revenue growth rate for three years straight and achieved its first cash-positive quarter in early 2026. Its client list includes industry giants such as Microsoft, Mars, and the John Lewis Partnership, showing strong institutional demand for its services.
Founded by Euan Blair, Multiverse initially connected employers with tech apprenticeships, challenging the dominance of traditional four-year degrees in the tech sector. Since launching in London, it expanded to the US, setting up co-headquarters in New York. Previous funding rounds had valued the company at $875 million in 2021 and pushed it past the billion-dollar mark in 2022.
More recently, Multiverse pivoted to focus on AI training, responding to increased demand from large corporations seeking to upskill their workforce beyond entry-level tech roles. Plans include broadening AI and tech adoption training across Europe, signaling that the recent $70 million injection will be actively deployed for growth.
