Trint secures a Series A follow-on investment led by The New York Times Company to drive product innovation.
The New York Times Company led the investment to help accelerate product development and team expansion at Trint.
Trint provides an automated speech-to-text platform that helps users transcribe and edit audio, video and text. The company operates offices in London and Toronto.
Trint has secured a Series A follow-on investment led by The New York Times Company, with participation from new and existing private investors. The capital injection follows institutional backing from organizations such as The Associated Press and TechNexus in 2019.
The company will direct the new funds towards accelerating product innovation and expanding its team. Alongside the financial agreement, the platform is set to be deployed to journalists across The New York Times.
From the founder
"It’s both humbling and exciting to have the most respected name in journalism join us. As a software tool for storytellers there couldn’t be a better match,"
Jeff Kofman
CEO and Founder at Trint
Investor perspective
"Trint has already struck a chord with thousands of users looking to work seamlessly across audio, video and text,"
Matthew Lloyd-Thomas
Senior Manager of M&A and Investments, The New York Times Company
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Grow the team
