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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 15 September 2026.
Announcements
291
Total raised
£10.2B
disclosed amounts
The financing round was led by Thrive Capital with backing from GV and Alphabet.
"We’re excited to bring together a top-tier investor group with deep AI and life sciences expertise as we aim to transform this industry through an interdisciplinary approach."
The funding round was backed by the Midlands Engine Investment Fund, Mercia Ventures, and Pioneer Group.
"Our mission is to help companies avoid unnecessary animal testing and provide more accurate and relevant test results. This latest funding will enable us to continue building our range of tests and assays and use our model for different purposes, across different industries. We will also continue engaging with regulators to adapt industry standards tests to become animal free, and establish ImmuONE as a leading provider."
The funding round will support the company transition to a technology licensing model and expand research capabilities.
"This investment accelerates our ability to develop scalable solutions for our technology partners, helping them navigate the changing global energy landscape. With Barclays’ support, we can bring our technology into more homes and buildings in the UK through a broader range of channels while improving the grid’s capacity to integrate renewable energy. Why pay windfarms to shut down when we can pay households to switch on?"
The Cambridge-based engineering firm secured backing from ACF Investors, Cambridge Angels, and Tony Purnell to ramp up manufacturing of its M2 model.
"As cycling enthusiasts, we wanted to help people find better ways to move around cities. Unlike traditional e-bikes that retrofit motors and batteries onto non-electric designs, we build from the ground up, integrating folding and electric capabilities from the start. By applying aerospace-grade bonding techniques, we’ve eliminated the distortions caused by welding, resulting in a lighter, stronger, and more compact design. Our mission has always been to make cycling easier and more accessible for urban commuters, and this funding allows us to take that mission to the next level with the FLIT M2."
Keiretsu Forum London has backed Uome in its first investment of 2025.
