The company says that it will use the additional capital to extend its footprint across all six continents. “Video is booming. It is the favourite data type for communication, collaboration, teaching and learning, marketing and entertainment. Kaltura is in a unique position to capitalise on this huge market opportunity since it provides the services and capabilities to customers across all industries” said Ron Yekutiel, chairman and CEO at Kaltura. “We are excited to be working with Goldman Sachs as we continue our journey to videofy [sic] companies and organisations all around the world.”

Holger Staude, vice president in Goldman Sachs’ Private Capital Investing group, will be joining Kaltura’s board of directors. “Kaltura has developed market-leading technology with a flexible architecture that stands out to us as a strong and sustainable advantage,” said Hillel Moerman, co-Head of Goldman Sachs’ Private Capital Investing group. “Kaltura has an impressive roster of marquee customers across a large and diversified set of markets and an experienced management team that has demonstrated excellence, agility and leadership.”

Kaltura offers both a wide array of out-of-the-box video products for various industries, as well as a flexible and modular API-based video platform for developers, partners and customers that are looking to create their own custom video products.