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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 22 September 2026.
Announcements
2,180
Total raised
£9.5B
disclosed amounts
This month
£21.4M
raised so far
The funding round was led by Midven with participation from the Midlands Engine Investment Fund and angel backers.
"Lexverify offers cutting-edge technology to proactively scan electronic communications in real time, and in doing so sets a new standard for risk management, employee training, and productivity growth. We are thrilled to support them on their journey to modernise the way businesses manage risk and foster a safer, more efficient, and professional workplace environment."
The Irish cleantech startup has raised capital to scale its food waste conversion technology across domestic and international markets.
"We are delighted to have the support of BVP and Enterprise Ireland as we embark on this next chapter of growth for MyGug. Moving forward with this support is vital for the company. We are fortunate to have an experienced investor base of BVP and Enterprise Ireland which brings expertise to widen our network and relevant background which we see as a very valuable asset in our partnership, and we look forward to a positive and successful collaboration in bringing MyGug to a wider market. This investment will greatly support our efforts to deliver this innovative food waste solution to customers and create a greater positive impact in the fight against climate change,"
Equity Gap led the seed round alongside Scottish Enterprise and Innovate UK to fund artificial intelligence development.
"We would like to acknowledge the support of Investing Women Angels, which has not only been a key early investor, but has also supported and mentored us through its AccelerateHER programme"
The funding follows an appearance on Dragons' Den to support international growth.
"Entering the Den was unbelievably exciting and nerve-wracking. We do have plenty of experience pitching for investment – but presenting to a row of high-profile investors on TV is a totally different ball-game. I’ve watched Dragons’ Den since the early days and was delighted when Sara joined the show, bringing a refreshing professional slant."
The seed round was co-led by Sequoia Capital and TQ Ventures to support infrastructure expansion and beta scaling.
"The reality is that if you come from a distressed country, the global banking system will discriminate against you and label you as a “high risk client” and in most cases refuse to serve you simply because of where you come from. I have seen the impact of that unfair exclusion myself, and my loved ones have suffered because of this. We had to do something and innovate a better and more inclusive way of risk assessment in order for us to serve the people who desperately need access to safe financial service while making sure we comply with regulations."
