Gamma, a five‑year‑old startup, announced a new financing round that brings in $68 million from top venture firms, led by Andreessen Horowitz. The investment lifts the company's valuation to approximately $2.1 billion.
Despite its rapid expansion, Gamma remains a lean organization with only 52 employees. The firm is already profitable, generating revenue that exceeds its operating costs.
Gamma aims to become the modern equivalent of PowerPoint by using artificial‑intelligence to automate design, layout, and content creation. The fresh capital will fund accelerated product development, growth of the engineering team, and broader market outreach.
Andreessen Horowitz partner John Doe said, “Gamma is redefining how professionals craft visual stories. Its AI‑driven platform meets a clear market demand, and the team's execution has been outstanding.”
With a solid profitability record and new funding, Gamma is well positioned to challenge traditional slide‑deck software and capture a larger share of the burgeoning AI‑enhanced productivity market.