AI startup Manus has completed a $500 million first-round funding, according to Techub News, citing CNBC. The company had previously been an acquisition target for Meta in a deal valued at about $2 billion. That transaction was later terminated after intervention from Beijing, the report said. The new financing gives fresh capital to Manus, which develops AI agents. The report did not disclose investor names or other terms of the funding round, but it framed the raise as new financial backing following the collapse of the earlier acquisition attempt.
AI startup Manus has completed a $500 million first-round funding, according to Techub News, citing CNBC.
Manus had previously been a takeover target for Meta in a deal valued at about $2 billion. That acquisition was later called off after intervention from Beijing, the report said.
The new round gives fresh funding to the AI agent developer.
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