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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 4 November 2026.
Announcements
1,179
Total raised
£24.7B
disclosed amounts
This month
£9.0M
raised so far
The Scottish video software provider has secured backing from BGF to fund its expansion into North America and Australia.
"Until now we’ve grown organically, reinvesting profits back into the business to help us scale. I’m extremely proud of that journey and what we’ve achieved; and now is the right time for us to take on investment. We’ve built a solid foundation and are primed for international expansion. With BGF’s backing, we can really accelerate that plan."
The funding round was led by InHealth Ventures with backing from AlbionVC to scale digital therapy provision.
"The UK is facing a mental health crisis. Demand far outsrips supply and technology has a vital role to play in closing that gap. We’re immensely proud of the lives we’ve already changed through Healios. This funding will help us reach more families in need and enable us to develop further sector-leading interventions and therapies. By bringing together clinical experts and giving them the tools to reach their patients regardless of where they are, we are closing the access gap which has plagued mental health provision for far too long."
The Cambridge-based semiconductor IP supplier raised the funds to scale its engineering and commercial teams in Asia and North America.
"What excites us about Agile Analog is the potential for scale. Every other analog IP supplier is restricted to selling a limited range of standard IP products. But because Agile Analog’s unique technology enables it to create the IP that the customer wants, it can satisfy a wider range of customer requirements, and integrate more functionality into a chip design. As a result, the company is not limited by the size of today’s analog IP market – Agile Analog’s addressable market is potentially as big as the analog chip market. That is a huge opportunity which OMERS Ventures is pleased to help Agile Analog explore."
The funding round was led by Index Ventures with participation from Kamet Ventures to scale operations and drive product innovation.
"We believe the future of care for older people should be helping them to live at home for as long as possible through the delivery of personalised and preventative care. Birdie is already the partner of choice for caregivers up and down the UK, and this funding will help us rapidly increase the number we partner with and what we can offer them – meaning more people benefiting from more affordable, quality care. We’re proud of our mission and the values we embody to pursue it."
The audio platform for children raised the capital from backers including Acton Capital and JamJar Investments to expand across Europe and North America.
"In times where kids are growing-up on screens, one of the most important skills they need is to be able to use technology consciously and with balance. Yoto’s proprietary audio platform puts children in full control of how and when they consume audio content,"
