According to a Semafor report, Elon Musk's family office manager, Jared Birchall, has "reached out to potential investors this week.
Birchall is offering Twitter shares to investors at $54.20 per share, as per the Semafor report.
This is exactly the same amount Musk paid to buy the company for $44 billion in October.
The reports also mentions a Tesla investor Ross Gerber, who invested less than $1 million in Musk's initial Twitter acquisition, confirmed that on Thursday he had been contacted about another $44 billion funding round.
In November, the company saw a "significant drop in revenue" as advertisers withdrew their ads.
Musk has takenseveral steps, including laying off thousands of employees, pushing for a "hardcore" work culture and many more since he took over.
Recently, Twitter has also rolled out a new policy that prohibits people from sharing other people's locations.