PixVerse Raises $439 Million — Video Generation Startup's Valuation Surpasses $2 Billion
Singapore-based PixVerse, with over 150 million registered users, raises $439 million to expand its world model offerings in the AI video generation market.
PixVerse Raises $439 Million
Singapore-based video-generation startup PixVerse announced today that it has closed its Series C extension, with a total of $439 million raised in the round. With the new funding tranche, the company's valuation has crossed over $2 billion. The company aims to expand its world model offerings and reach customers across geographies.
Funding Details
CDH Investments led the initial Series C round in March ($300M). New investors in the extension round include Alibaba, Lollapalooza Capital, Ivy Capital, Grand Mount Capital, Eastern Bell Capital, Mirae Asset, BlueFocus, and CloudAlpha. PixVerse has 150 employees across Singapore, Beijing, and Shanghai.
Products and Numbers
PixVerse offers three model series: V-Series (consumer video generation), C-Series (professional film and commercial workflows), and R-Series (world models for game development). The platform boasts over 150 million registered users and 15 million monthly active users. Users can generate videos in 4K resolution with baked-in audio.
The Competitive Landscape
The video generation market is heating up. Asian competitors include ByteDance (Seedance), Video Rebirth, and Kling AI. Western players include Midjourney, Runway, and Luma. Multiple companies are building world models.
Why This Matters
At $4.80 per minute for image-to-video generation, PixVerse is making AI video accessible. The massive funding signals strong investor confidence in AI video generation as the next frontier.