£11.2M
Kennet Partners leads the first institutional investment in the cross-border tax compliance platform.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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£24.5B
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£1.6M
The round was led by Soulmates Ventures with backing from institutional investors and the S100 Angel Investment Club.
"The home is the quiet giant of electrification. Over 70% of charging already happens there. Accurate, automated payments give businesses confidence to electrify faster, while cutting costs and carbon. Thanks to our investors and partners, we’re now bringing that capability to fleets across Europe."
£2.0M
The seed round was co-led by Shilling and Plus Partners to accelerate commercial expansion across the UK and Spain.
"Dementia is never just one person’s disease. It affects entire families, and carers often carry an enormous invisible burden."
£2.3M
The London-based enterprise software developer has raised funding to scale its agentic artificial intelligence capabilities.
"Ageiro is built for creators, founders, software engineers and enterprises that can no longer afford the cost, friction and slow pace of the conventional software development lifecycle. "Humanity’s last app" represents a fundamental shift in how we view software development. It is one platform that can build and evolve the applications an enterprise needs in days rather than months, while humans retain governance, transparency and control. This is enterprise autonomy with enterprise discipline."
$2.0M
Panghea Capital Partners led the financing round alongside Consello, Blizzard the Avalanche Fund, and Altea Partners.
"We backed TomNext because the industry is long overdue for an LP-first platform. Wealth managers and family offices are drowning in documents, data gaps and operational risk. TomNext’s vision in both its AI approach and its tokenized transaction-layer vision has the potential to become critical infrastructure for alternative-asset allocators globally."