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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

Series B
$16.0M

The series B round was led by GMG Ventures and includes participation from MMC Ventures, Frontline, and Kreos Capital.

"We have a system that’s constantly evolving and getting smarter and more intuitive for our customers as they use it. Most businesses above a certain size already have a business intelligence tool that enables them to analyse their internal data in considerable depth. Our objective is to provide senior leaders with as much clarity and transparency about what’s happening outside of their organisation as they have inside it."
— David Benigson, CEO
£400K

The investment from Henley Business Angels members will support international scale-up and team expansion.

"We are delighted to have backing from the Henley Business Angels as we continue the international scale-up of our OBRIZUM cloud platform. OBRIZUM uses deep proprietary Artificial Intelligence technology to personalise know-how transfer and business intelligence analytics and the backing from Henley Business Angels will support us in adding to our growing team of software engineers and data scientists, so that we can continue to build world class enterprise software."
— Chibeza Agley, CEO
Seed
£500K

The bespoke memoirs service surpassed its initial target after securing backing from more than 260 investors.

"At Story Terrace we want to make sure that in the future everyone’s life story is captured in a meaningful way. To do so, we have made it easy and affordable to work with a professional writer and turn anyone’s life story into a beautiful book."
— Rutger Bruining, Founder and CEO
Other
£3.0M

BGF has provided £3m in funding to action sports brand Ruroc to support the launch of its new motorcycle helmet and international expansion.

"The past two years have been phenomenal, and we want to leverage this momentum to reach even more Ruroc riders globally. Our direct-to-consumer model has helped us focus on product design and quality manufacturing and buck the trend for the action sports industry which relies heavily on large distribution chains."
— Dan Rees, CEO