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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 30 October 2026.

Announcements

6,259

Total raised

£165B

disclosed amounts

This month

£1.1B

raised so far

Series A
£7.8M

The funding round was backed by Brookfield Asset Management, Index Ventures, JamJar, and Project A to support expansion across the UK and US.

"We are thrilled to be working with Brookfield to accelerate our expansion furthering our mission to reinvent how consumers interact with video games. We aim to be the Netflix of Immersive Entertainment, with 1000+ units playing 100+ games in the next 5 years – working with real estate leaders like Brookfield brings us one step closer to achieving this."
— Will Dean, CEO and Co-Founder
Series A
£1.5M

Parkwalk led the series A round with participation from life science investors and angels to fund international expansion and senior hires.

"There is a clear market need for high-quality protein reagents, especially for applications in stem cell biology and organoid research. Qkine has both a compelling technology to meet this need and a highly experienced management team to drive the growth of the business."
— Alastair Kilgour, Chief Investment Officer
Series A
£4.6M

The investment round was led by Parkwalk Advisors and Foresight Williams Technology EIS Fund.

"The energy efficiency of many products could be greatly improved if they incorporated gas and flow sensors, but companies are unable to do so due to cost, size, or manufacturing constraints. Our vision is to bring flow- and gas-sensing technologies to all these products. This funding round helps us to scale up and bring our vision to reality."
— Andrea De Luca, CEO
Seed
£3.2M

The Danish workspace management startup has raised £3.2m led by Firstminute Capital to launch its operations in London.

"COVID-19 has changed the office space as we know it. As lockdown eases, it will be more important than ever for office environments to offer something compelling enough to compete with the benefits of working from home. Such services – that help build a strong office culture and a more productive work environment – are the types of services that Good Monday’s marketplace unlocks,"
— Brent Hoberman
Seed
£750K

The funding round was led by the Development Bank of Wales to support the development of data science and AI solutions in agri-tech.

"We are delighted to be working with the Development Bank of Wales who were always our preferred key strategic partner for the company and our plans in Wales. Wales is a world leader in both farming and technology. We aim to bridge both of those skills to create innovation in the food supply chain both domestically and internationally."
— Stephen Christie, CEO and co-founder