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Who invested in Immortals

One round we have observed, with the 8 investors named in it. Every figure came from a named source, and where the company reported a raise to the SEC itself, that is shown beside it.

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Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026

$30Mraised across 1 round since 2019, from 1 source

Latest round
Round, $30MMay 2019
Investors
8
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The rounds

  1. May 2019
    Round$30M

    Reported by VentureBeat

Everyone who backed them

LionsgateInvestment firm1round
John GriffinAngel1round
Steve KaplanAngel1round
AEGInvestment firm1round
George Leivano record of our own yet1round
Marchno record of our own yet1round
Meg Whitmanno record of our own yet1round
Milken Familyno record of our own yet1round

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Also claim to have backed them

These 2 firms list Immortals as a portfolio company on their own websites, but no report of a round names them. They are the firms' own claims, kept apart from the rounds above.

North Island VenturesVC firmPer its own site
IECP VenturesVC firmPer its own site

Quick answers about Immortals

Who invested in Immortals?

Immortals's investors include Lionsgate, John Griffin, Steve Kaplan, AEG and George Leiva, and 3 more on record.

How much has Immortals raised?

Immortals has raised $30M across 1 round since 2019.

When did Immortals last raise?

Immortals's most recent round was an Undisclosed round of $30M in May 2019.

What was Immortals's biggest round?

Its most recent round, $30M in May 2019, is also its largest on record.

Who backed Immortals first?

Immortals's first round on record, in May 2019, was backed by Lionsgate, John Griffin and Steve Kaplan and 5 others.

What stage is Immortals at?

Immortals's latest named round is an Undisclosed round, in May 2019.

Where is Immortals based?

Immortals is based in the United States.

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