# Veoh Networks

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/veoh-networks

- Industry: Media
- Headquarters: San Diego, US
- Website: www.veoh.com
- Total disclosed funding: $70M
- Latest round: Series D (Jun 4, 2008)
- Investors on record: 6

## About

Veoh Networks is a multimedia platform that enables users to upload, share, and view a diverse range of video content, including user-generated and professional videos, across multiple genres.Founded in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, US, Veoh Networks specializes in video sharing services. In April 2010, the company's assets were acquired by Qlipso, a portfolio company of Jerusalem Venture Partners. The founder's previous history is not disclosed. The company has successfully completed 5 deals, with the most recent funding round being the Series D in which it raised USD 30.00 mn led by Intel Capital, totaling USD 30.00 mn raised overall, with a current valuation of USD 138.09 mn.Veoh was primarily a video sharing platform that enabled users to upload, share, and view videos online. Its core offerings included user-generated content, professional videos, and a variety of multimedia entertainment options. Users could access content across multiple genres, including music, movies, and television shows, allowing for a diverse viewing experience. Veoh's platform was designed to cater to a global audience, with a significant presence in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. The service aimed to connect content creators with viewers, providing tools for easy video upload and sharing, thereby enhancing user engagement and community building around shared interests.Veoh operated primarily on a revenue model that integrated advertising and content partnerships. Transactions typically involved advertisers purchasing ad space on the platform, targeting specific demographics through Veoh's extensive user data. In addition, the platform offered a range of partnership opportunities for content creators, enabling them to monetize their videos through ad revenue sharing. This model allowed both established media companies and independent creators to benefit financially from their content. The pricing structure for advertising and partnerships was designed to be competitive within the digital media landscape, facilitating transactions that aligned with industry standards for online video advertising.As of April 2010, Veoh Networks has entered a transformative phase following the acquisition of its assets by Qlipso. Future growth strategies may involve developing new multimedia products and exploring opportunities for expansion into emerging markets, though specific targets and launch dates are not disclosed. Recent funding will support these initiatives, enabling the company to reposition itself in the digital media landscape.

## Funding rounds

- Series D, Jun 4, 2008, $30M — Intel Capital, Time Warner Pension Plan, Spark Capital, Shelter Capital Partners, The Tornante Company, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
- Series C, Jun 15, 2007, $25M — Time Warner Pension Plan, Spark Capital, Shelter Capital Partners, The Tornante Company, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
- Series B, Apr 18, 2006, $13M — Time Warner Pension Plan, Spark Capital, Shelter Capital Partners, The Tornante Company
- Series A, Aug 10, 2005, $2.3M — Shelter Capital Partners

## Investors

- Shelter Capital Partners (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/shelter-capital-partners) — Series A, Series B, Series C, Series D
- Time Warner Pension Plan — Series B, Series C, Series D
- Spark Capital — Series B, Series C, Series D
- The Tornante Company (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/the-tornante-company) — Series B, Series C, Series D
- Goldman Sachs Asset Management (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/goldman-sachs-asset-management) — Series C, Series D
- Intel Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/intel-capital) — Series D