Kaltura is the video engine behind a lot of screens you have probably watched.
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Kaltura is the video engine behind a lot of screens you have probably watched. The company started in 2006. It keeps offices in New York and Israel, and it went public in 2021.
The business splits into two worlds. One serves education. The other serves enterprises. Both need video that just works at scale.
On the education side, Kaltura powers lecture capture, course content, and virtual classrooms for universities. Suppose a professor records a chemistry lecture. Students stream it later, add notes, and search inside the video for the exact moment about acids. Kaltura runs that experience in the background.
On the enterprise side, Kaltura hosts town halls, webinars, and big virtual events. It also offers video APIs so developers can build streaming into their own products. A media company can spin up a full video platform without starting from zero.
Revenue runs around $170 million a year. Growth has been slow, and the company has worked hard to cut costs and reach profit. Gross margins sit in the mid-60s. Kaltura is not a household brand. It is more like plumbing. You do not see it, but a lot of learning and corporate video flows through it every day.
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