Kaltura

Kaltura, a corporate video software company, has laid off 10% of its workforce, affecting about 70 employees out of 700, as part of its third round of job cuts since 2022. This streamlining effort, announced in August 2025, aims to reduce operating expenses by $8.5 million to push toward profitability, despite reporting improved revenue and initial AI product sales in its latest earnings. The publicly traded company, with a market capitalization of $262 million, continues to face stock price declines but maintains its sales and marketing budgets for growth.

On January 4, 2023, Israeli video cloud platform Kaltura announced its second round of layoffs within six months, dismissing 75 employees, which represents 11% of its workforce. This includes 39 employees in Israel. Following a previous 10% reduction in mid-2022, the company, which had 758 employees at the end of 2021, is streamlining to save $16 million annually. Kaltura cited the need to adapt to lower demand and reduced organizational budgets in its market segment amid a challenging macroeconomic environment. The NASDAQ-listed company, providing video management systems primarily to businesses and media companies, expects the reorganization to be completed in the first half of 2023, incurring $1 million in pre-tax costs.

Israeli video cloud platform Kaltura announced on August 9, 2022, that it is laying off 10% of its workforce as part of a cost-reduction and reorganization plan. Based on its reported 758 employees at the end of 2021, this reduction impacts approximately 76 people, with 30 of those layoffs occurring in Israel. The company, which provides video management systems and went public in 2021, cited a challenging macroeconomic outlook and the need to realign operations for greater efficiency and productivity. This move comes as Kaltura faces a significant stock price decline and a hostile takeover bid from rival Panopto, aiming to return to profitable growth.