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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

Dorset Business Angels provided a major share of the capital required for the rollout.

"The cash-for-car market has grown massively but often comes in for criticism in the consumer press for allegedly underpaying on the true value of consumers' cars. We all know that dealers also need protection from unscrupulous sellers and misleading vehicle descriptions."
— Sébastien Duval, Founder
Seed
£500K

The seed round featured backing from TrueStart, Seedrs, Seedcamp, EarlyMarket, and the London Co-Investment Fund.

"An exciting area for us will be in the ride data that we can gather and use to inform a range of third parties, from city planners to delivery services. Part of this funding will aid in the development of the technology needed to support this."
— Tom Putnam, co-founder
£2.0M

The Wiltshire-based data analytics firm has raised £2m from BGF to expand its digital platform.

"People recognise the value of their personal data but they also have concerns around privacy. They are more likely to engage with organisations if they feel in control of how their data is being used and know that they are genuinely benefiting from an organisation being able to analyse that data."
— John Hall, CEO
£1.4M

The funding round was led by Longwall Ventures to complete product certification and provide working capital.

"this funding has come about as a result of the excellent work of the Keit team in developing the technology and the unambiguously positive reaction from the trial work with customers. We are delighted to have a supportive set of like-minded institutions backing our development and growth."
— Dan Wood, CEO
£750K

The funding round was backed by business angels and private investors, including a £189k allocation on SyndicateRoom.

"Following extensive due diligence our investor group believes Evince has a unique practical approach to realising electronics using synthetic diamond. Diamond offers the potential to yield devices that are up to 100x faster than silicon and could therefore revolutionise electronics across a broad range of industries and multi-billion dollar markets. Our investment decision was based amongst other things on the professionalism of the company’s approach, its passion and determination to succeed, and in particular its rigorous development programme to deliver first prototype solid-state diamond electronic devices."
— James Morton