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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 29 October 2026.

Announcements

6,258

Total raised

£165B

disclosed amounts

This month

£523M

raised so far

Origin Capital backs Bristol-based non-destructive testing technology developer Inductosense.

"Following a detailed process of due diligence we are happy to welcome Origin Capital and their co-investors as shareholders. We are at an exciting time in our growth journey with multiple ongoing field trials, and we look forward to achieving large scale deployments of our technology in the years ahead."
— Matt Butcher, CEO
Pre-Seed
£150K

GC Angels backed the pre-seed round to support the launch of the digital platform and fund content expansion.

"GC Angels have been great to work with; at the stage we were at they were crucial. We’re looking to grow both the content and userbase, helping as many players as possible which the investment is enabling us to do. Years of hard work collecting masses of content and building an appropriate site to host it can now come to fruition with the GC Angels funding the dissemination process."
— Julian Dowe, creator and owner
Seed
£3.8M

The funding round was led by Forward Partners with participation from Seedcamp and prominent angel investors.

"When I moved to the UK from the USA my credit history did not come with me. This made getting a credit card or loan difficult, if not impossible. I realised this is a problem that affected millions of people who are new to the country, but also people who have not built a credit history in the UK more generally. Koyo was built to give people who have historically been taken advantage of, an opportunity to access credit at a competitive rate and build credit history. The opportunity is further evidenced by a seasoned management team which includes Kevin Allen (former CRO of RateSetter) and Guy Evans (former CTO of LendInvest)."
— Thomas Olszewski, Founder & CEO
Seed
£1.0M

The University College London spin out raised the capital from IQ Capital to scale its artificial intelligence software optimisation suite.

"We are at the precipice of automated optimisation and TurinTech.ai is well-positioned for clients who wish to increase profitability and reduce costs. Our research has prompted interest in our commercial product from big tech companies, a multinational FMCG, fintechs, other startups and hedge funds to name a few."
— Leslie Kanthan, CEO and cofounder