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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Series A
£5.0M

The financing was backed by institutional investors and private vehicles including RentaMarkets.

"Metrikus has been able to double its funding in the past year despite, or perhaps partly because of, the impact that Covid-19 has had on the commercial property sector. In all market conditions, knowledge is power, and our software provides building owners and occupiers with the most powerful platform available for insight and analysis of how their buildings are being used."
— Gary Cottle, CEO
Series A
£6.0M

AlbionVC led the Series A extension round to support infrastructure expansion and product development.

"Historically businesses had to spend thousands of hours a year manually buying and distributing digital rewards. WeGift helps companies intelligently automate this process to power new customer acquisition and retention campaigns. We give them instant access to a huge choice of rewards and payouts, an ever-growing network of more than 700 brand partners, across 30 markets and 20 currencies. We are disrupting a broken market on a global scale, and this investment, together with our partnerships with Albion VC, Unilever Ventures, SAP.iO Fund and Stride.vc, is an instrumental step forward in achieving our vision."
— Aron Alexander, Founder and CEO
Series A
£2.0M

BGF led a multi million pound minority investment to support the software firm's international expansion.

"Datum360 has built a reputation for delivering, at speed and globally, our cloud based Connected Data platform for Engineering Information. Working with energy, mining, utilities and infrastructure clients, we are excited to see the demand for data become more distinct and more urgent. Our capability delivers the critical data foundation and backbone which underpins our clients evolving approach to BIM and building and maintaining their Digital Twins."
— Steve Wilson, CEO
Series A
£4.8M

YFM Equity Partners has led a Series A investment into Leeds-based marketing automation platform Force24.

"In a competitive space traditionally dominated by huge American vendors, we’ve grown – at times against all odds – because we have long stood in the marketer’s corner and are not prepared to lose sight of our values. We take great time and effort to ensure our relationships with clients come first and results second. This has been crucial to our 98% retention rate."
— Adam Oldfield, Managing Director