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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 22 September 2026.
Announcements
2,180
Total raised
£9.5B
disclosed amounts
This month
£21.4M
raised so far
The London-headquartered climate fintech company raised the capital to expand its team, enhance its risk engine, and grow its carbon project offerings.
"To achieve their net zero commitments, an increasing number of corporates are seizing control by directly financing the carbon projects underlying the carbon credits,"
The seed round was led by IQ Capital and Lakestar to commercialise the Lancaster University spin-out's enterprise security software for artificial intelligence.
"Currently, Mindgard is deployed by key intelligence organisations around the world to assess, detect, and respond to AI issues and attacks as they happen. With this seed funding, Mindgard now becomes available to enterprises that need to protect their operations against the rapidly-evolving AI threat landscape. We are defining and driving the security for AI space, and believe that Mindgard will quickly become a must-have for any enterprise with AI assets."
The seed round was led by Index Ventures and Chalfen Ventures.
"We want to reduce the pain involved with bringing physical products to market. Currently, companies are spending up to 1% of their total revenue on making their products compliant through consultancy costs or the need for extensive internal teams which manually process documents. We’ve greatly accelerated the process by automating much of the data extraction. We’re starting with a laser focus on cosmetics, but our vision is to eventually enable any business to launch any product in any market."
AGFA and ninepointfive have backed the ecommerce technology pioneer in its latest funding round.
"The moment consumers open their order will be an opportunity for brands to entice and retain consumers, helping them drive more revenue from existing customers,"
The London-based bladder care startup secured backing from Eka VC and Joyance to drive its upcoming launch in the United States.
"Since launch, we’ve improved the lives of tens of thousands of people suffering from bladder issues with treatments and education tools. This investment will be critical in us achieving this mission, and expanding our services to the US, where 75m people struggle with these issues. I’m incredibly happy to welcome Eka Ventures and Joyance – who are aligned on our healthcare mission – and to continue our partnership with Samos VC."