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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
The London-based trading platform secured £1.2m from a consortium of business angels to broaden access for novice investors.
"This latest investment marks the next step in our journey to make trading accessible to a younger generation and to dispel the myth that the stock markets are only for the privileged few. We’re incredibly excited to have achieved investment from such a hard-hitting roster of angels."
The financing round was led by Atomico with participation from several returning and new investors.
"The size of this Series B financing, especially this quickly after our Series A round last year, is an endorsement of the value of our platform and the pace at which we have developed. It allows us to scale our impact with the launch of our Rare Treatment Accelerator programme and to progress into clinical trials."
The funding round was led by Equity Gap investors and the Scottish Investment Bank to accelerate customer growth and expand the team.
"Diverting an aircraft is an expensive and technically complex business. Although many carriers have voice support to doctors on the ground, it is often difficult for them to ‘review and recommend’ because of limited data."
Kelvin Capital and EMV Capital backed the Edinburgh-based antenna developer to finalise commercialisation of its core technology.
"We are very pleased to have EMV Capital on board and for their help in securing the capital that Sofant needed to finalize the commercialization of our leading-edge RF MEMS technology. Ilian and his team bring a great corporate and investor network, and experience in working with scale-ups. They are pragmatic and results oriented."
Maven Capital Partners led the Series A round to help the language platform open a New York office.
"Our value proposition is simple. We help companies address the immense challenge of analyzing unstructured language data, which is growing at a rapid pace,"
