ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Aventis Advisors recently published a report on AI Valuations which covered the number of investments, size of those investments, median valuations and multiples on AI investments over a 15 year period from 2010 through first half of 2025!
Dave "CAC" Kellogg and Ray "Growth" Rike discuss some of the highlights including:
- AI industry categories included
- Number of financing rounds (2010 - 1H2025)
- Total Capital Raised (2010 - 1H2025)
- Median sizes by round (2010 - 1H2025)
- Valuations (2010 - 1H2025)
- Valuation multiples (2010 - 1H2025)
- Large Language Model valuations vs AI Coding Assistant Valuations
- Summary of the AI funding environment
You can follow along to Dave and Ray's conversation by clicking the below link to the report
Aventis AI Valuation Multiples Report
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