Kino Technologies

Los Angeles, CA · Founded 2023 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of a mobile-first streaming and social media platform designed for the consumption of original short-form episodic dramas. Kino Technologies is based in Los Angeles, CA and was founded in 2023.

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Oct 2026
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Kino Technologies funding history

No rounds on record

No funding rounds for Kino Technologies are on record yet — either the company hasn't raised institutional capital, or the raise hasn't surfaced in our sources.

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Recent activity

In the last 90 days, Kino Technologies's record added 1 institutional fund mark (latest period Jul 2026).

Institutional holders and vehicles

1 SEC-registered fund reported 6 fair-value marks on Kino Technologies between Apr 2025 and Jul 2026, in their N-PORT filings. Filer-level marks and implied per-share values are available to Pro members.

How Kino Technologies's valuation is determined

Private company valuations aren’t quoted on an exchange — they’re established in moments: a priced funding round sets a post-money valuation, secondary trades print at a price per share, and SEC-registered funds holding the stock report fair-value marks in their N-PORT filings.

For Kino Technologies, the most current credible signal sets the number and the older ones confirm it: a live secondary-market price first, then three or more recent prints, then institutional fund marks, and otherwise the last priced round, which never decays. The valuation is the last round’s post-money moved by the price change since that round, so no share count is assumed. Today it is set by institutional fund marks. Question about this number? Full methodology →