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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

340

Total raised

£3.4B

disclosed amounts

This month

£10.4M

raised so far

Pre-Seed

South East Angels backed the wind energy technology company to support product development and team expansion.

"Myriad Wind Systems represents exactly the type of innovative technology company we look to support – a strong team with novel IP addressing a large and growing market. Their approach to unlocking previously inaccessible wind resources could be transformative for the renewable energy sector. We’re excited to support their journey as they scale this technology."
— Jake Fox, Syndicate Lead
Series A
£3.0M

The funding will support international expansion, team growth, and product line development for the cocoa-free chocolate maker.

"We're delighted to conclude this funding round, which provides us with extra resources to continue on our mission and deliver a sustainable and affordable alternative to chocolate. We're grateful that industry specialists such as Oetker recognise the need and opportunity, and have chosen Win-Win for their investment."
— Mark Golder, CEO
£3.7M

The Falmouth based marine engineering firm raised the capital from backers including the British Business Bank and Welsh Ministers to support its Morlais project.

"This latest funding round is crucial to the next stage of this project, allowing us to build a demonstrator that includes a number of turbine improvements and developments. We’re delighted that our investors are backing us on this journey to be part of such an important step in tidal energy infrastructure. FSE in particular has been with us for a several years and it’s exciting to be moving towards an operational project at Morlais."
— Richard Parkinson, CEO
Seed
€4.0M

The seed round was co-led by Contrarian Ventures and Anthemis to support international expansion and product development.

"The market was not going in the right direction. We noticed this personally when charging our car and visiting one charging station: depending on the payment method, you end up paying 50 different prices. That realisation came through a personal issue we experienced. In general, EV charging was inaccessible, complicated, and not user-friendly or user-centric — that’s why we created Cariqa."
— Issam Tidjani