Synthesia, the AI video platform transforming how organizations create and share knowledge, announced today that it has raised a $200 million Series E funding round at a $4 billion valuation.
The round is led by existing investor Google Ventures (GV), with participation from Evantic, the venture fund founded by former Sequoia partner Matt Miller, and Hedosophia.
Other existing investors NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture capital arm), Accel, Kleiner Perkins, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), PSP Growth, Air Street Capital, FirstMark, and MMC Ventures also participated, reaffirming their commitment to Synthesia’s long-term vision.
As part of the transaction, Synthesia will also facilitate an employee secondary sale in partnership with NASDAQ at a $4 billion valuation. This will provide liquidity to long-time team members while enabling them to remain shareholders in the company’s future growth.
Synthesia plans to use the capital to build a category-defining company that will transform how employees learn, helping in areas such as enterprise learning and development, knowledge sharing, product marketing, and sales enablement with the help of agentic systems.
The UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, comments: “Synthesia is a UK success story, creating new jobs and opportunities in this country. It shows that by backing innovators to start, scale and stay in the UK through better access to finance and generous tax reliefs, we can turn the promise of AI into better-paid jobs and long-term growth across the UK.”
The company believes the next decade will be shaped by a transition from static, one-way content to interactive, conversational experiences powered by AI agents. At the same time, enterprises around the world are grappling with the challenge of keeping employees informed and skilled amid rapid change in products, regulations, and ways of working.
The UK’s Secretary of State for Technology, Liz Kendall, said: “We’re determined to build a world‑class environment where British companies can start strong, scale rapidly and choose to grow their future here in the UK. Synthesia is a brilliant example of exactly what that ambition looks like in action.
“This backing isn’t just a vote of confidence in a British AI firm – it’s a clear signal of the huge appetite investors have to get behind our AI sector. With companies like Synthesia calling the UK home, we can go further and faster in our push for AI to bring jobs, growth, and national renewal to hard-working people up and down the country.”