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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 28 August 2026.
Announcements
6,191
Total raised
£161B
disclosed amounts
This month
£621M
raised so far
The funding round was led by DSW Angels and will support product range expansion and inventory growth.
"Our customers tell us there are no other trousers like ours on the market. We aim to empower women and encourage them to spend more time outdoors by providing the gear for them to do so. The ‘trail to the street’ look means they can walk up a mountain but still look stylish in the pub afterwards."
The financing from Paragon will support the guarantor lender in pursuing its growth plans.
"It is extremely rewarding to be able to help UK Credit with additional financing and support the company in its next phase of growth. We are delighted to be working alongside another excellent management team which has successfully built a market leading franchise."
The London-based education platform has raised Series A backing from Brighteye Ventures to expand its footprint.
"UK schools are under an immense amount of financial pressure right now, that's why we're committed to cutting down supply cover costs significantly so they can spend more on what matters – the children- not on agency fees,"
The Series A round was led by American Express Ventures with backing from Nauta Capital and United Ventures.
"Retailers around the world are under pressure to create an outstanding customer experience,"
The Series A round was led by Tencent with participation from Graphene Ventures, Bloomberg Beta, Rakuten, Fidelity, and Vickers Venture Partners.
"Today’s announcement amplifies our commitment to global markets, whilst fuelling our industry momentum as we continue to build Everledger. Having this strong investor cohort join us at this stage in our development is both validation of the innovation we’ve displayed to date, and a statement of future intent. They will support us in bringing more visibility to good business practices in industries that impact millions, if not billions of people in developing countries."
