The livestreaming broadcaster was valued at more than $600m in a round co-led by investors including Cox Enterprises and Fox Corporation.
Media conglomerates Cox Enterprises and Fox Corporation co-led a $113m series D round for US-based online broadcaster Caffeine with Saudi Arabian state-owned vehicle Sanabil Investments yesterday.
Venture capital firms Andreessen Horowitz and Greylock Partners also contributed to the round, which boosted Caffeine’s total funding to $259m. The cash was raised at a valuation of more than $600m, company officials told Bloomberg.
Caffeine operates an online livestreaming platform with 2 million registered users that broadcasts live interactive entertainment through a mechanism…