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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

Seed

GC Angels has provided follow on backing to help the legal tech firm scale internationally.

"The funding from GC Angels has allowed our business to invest further into The Link App and expand on a global scale. We have seen the huge impact that the app has already had on our clients and we are really passionate about taking this software further to aid more businesses. Working with Jess, she has shared our vision for the future and it’s great to have an investor on board that is just as excited as we are about the business."
— Lauren Riley, CEO
Debt
£80.0K

The funding from the Development Bank of Wales will enable the practice to establish a new operating theatre and safeguard nine jobs.

"The new premises is still very accessible and near the local livestock market. We have renovated a bungalow for commercial use. Whilst we usually treat the animals offsite, during the lambing season it’s common for farmers to bring ewes with lambing difficulties to the practice. One of the things we are using the loan for is to convert one of the rooms into an operating theatre."
— Amy McKie, Partner
Series B
£100M

The financing round was led by DMG Ventures to accelerate the shift to digital vehicle retail.

"We are very excited to continue to support Alex and the team at Cazoo. The pace of what they’ve achieved and the level of adoption they’ve seen in the first few months since launch is remarkable. With almost 8 million used car transactions a year in the UK, there is a clear opportunity to provide a more convenient way to buy a car and shift part of the market online."
— Manuel Lopo de Carvalho
Debt
£20.0K

The academy sourced the debt financing from the Development Bank of Wales to purchase equipment for a new site in Lydstep.

"We were given the chance to open a second centre in Lydstep but we needed access to quick finance so that we could grasp the opportunity quickly. The fast-track loan from the Development Bank means that we can invest in new equipment and diversify our business in to the tourism market; providing exciting opportunities for growth and creating new work for local freelance sailing instructors."
— Richard Owens, Director and Chief Instructor