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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.

Announcements

594

Total raised

£887M

disclosed amounts

Pre-Seed
£100K

The funding values the Sheffield based manufacturing technology spin out at £2m.

"We could not have asked for a better start; this six-figure investment puts us on track to refine and develop our technology in time for the launch of our next product in the spring – a plug and play device that unlocks step changes in productivity for British manufacturers, supporting a rapid post-Covid recovery and keeping the UK’s exporters truly competitive in the global marketplace."
— Robin Hartley, Co-founder
Pre-Seed
£200K

The pre-seed round was backed by MMC Ventures, RLC Ventures and angel investors to help expand the company early access programme.

"It has never been easier to start building and publishing your own software. But to be sure they’re building something useful, product teams of all sizes need to continuously keep talking to their users to understand what they want and how their products can be improved. Yet, for most product teams, user interviews can take days to set. Ribbon aims to change that by making it super simple for digital product teams to start user interviews directly from their products through one simple integration."
— Axel Thomson, Founder
Pre-Seed
£150K

Flamefinch Partners led the pre-seed round for the social note-taking platform.

"Although we've had computers for a long time, digital note taking hasn't progressed much beyond its pen-and-paper counterpart. The problem is that the fundamental format hasn't really changed — notes are taken in long-form documents, burying information in a mass of text in a mess of files. This makes it difficult to find what you need, when you need it."
— David Walsh, Managing Partner
Pre-Seed
£300K

The pre-seed round was led by Techstart Ventures to support team growth and product development.

"The digital economy is 22% of global GDP and yet it’s an inside joke that software and IT projects often overrun. Studies have shown that two-thirds of projects have planning failures. That’s a trillion dollar collective failure of our industry."
— Matt Farrugia, Founder