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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

340

Total raised

£3.4B

disclosed amounts

This month

£10.4M

raised so far

Seed
£1.5M

Elbow Beach backed the follow-on investment to accelerate commercial launches and robotic harvesting expansion.

"Food manufacturers are facing several significant challenges; together, these issues are creating a challenging environment for food manufacturers, but also opportunities for innovation and growth. We offer food manufacturers a number of ways to respond to these challenges and opportunities, along with the ability to diversify and localise their protein sources."
— Mark Evans, CEO
Seed
£1.0M

The Exeter-based travel technology business has secured equity funding led by The FSE Group.

"Travel to events is often expensive, inefficient, and environmentally damaging. STAXY exists to change that. Our technology gives fans better options and clubs better data. With this new investment, we’ll be able to build on our early momentum, deepen our technology offering, and scale our impact across the events industry."
— Will Line, CEO and Co-founder
Seed
£150K

Lifted Ventures led the seed investment alongside Mint Ventures.

"We are truly honoured to join BindEthics on their mission to replace harmful glues and support the critical healthy ageing sector. This is exactly the kind of purpose-led, women-led innovation that is aligned with our members investment values."
— Gillian Fleming, Co-founder and CEO
£3.7M

The funding round includes a £770k investment from the South West Investment Fund to support tidal technology development.

"This latest funding round is crucial to the next stage of this project, allowing us to build a demonstrator that includes a number of turbine improvements and developments. We're delighted that our investors are backing us on this journey to be part of such an important step in tidal energy infrastructure."
— Richard Parkinson, CEO