Kuaishou Spins Off Kling AI, Targets Record USD 3 Billion Fundraising for Video AI Platform
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Lv Qian
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Kuaishou Technology is spinning off its AI video generation platform Kling AI into an independent company. The new entity plans to raise up to USD 3 billion through a capital increase, targeting a post-investment valuation of approximately USD 18 billion. This would be the largest single fundraising round ever completed by a video foundation model company globally.
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The new entity plans to raise up to USD3 billion through a capital increase to give it a post-investment valuation of about USD18 billion
The deal marks the largest single fundraising ever completed by a video foundation model company globally
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