£3.6M
The company has secured funding from a group of private angel investors as part of its ongoing capital raise.
"We are in a great position to resume our exponential growth now. I feel confident that we are bouncing back strongly"
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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
£4.5M
UKTV Ventures and GreenBank Capital have backed Beelivery in its latest funding round to support customer acquisition and business growth.
"These significant investments will allow us to accelerate our leadership position, continue to increase brand awareness, as well as bring new innovations to our unique offering for our customers. The confidence our consumers have shown over the past 12 months has been excellent, and the feedback around ‘reliability’ from our corporate partners during the pandemic has also been outstanding. The feedback is testament to our business model and hardworking community of drivers and support staff."
£7.3M
Blossom Capital led the Series A round to help accelerate the company growth across engineering and go-to-market functions.
"Over the past year, enterprises have compressed their cloud adoption timelines while protecting the applications that enable their remote workforces,"
£2.2M
The investment round was led by 24Haymarket and will support US expansion and product development.
"The investment from 24Haymarket marks a major step in expanding our capabilities and accomplishing our ambitious future aspirations for Osprey. With solid foundations in place, we are very much looking forward to continuing our relationship with 24Haymarket as Osprey enters its next phase of exciting growth."
£1.2M
The Series A round was led by Haatch Ventures to support headcount growth and international expansion.
"Homecare is in need of modernisation globally and technology is helping to revolutionise the way it is provided for agencies, carers and their clients. Recent research by Age UK reveals that the number of over 75s is set to double in the UK and 30% of elderly patients needing care will not get a bed in a care home. Carers are the backbone of homecare and the pandemic has shown how integral they are to keeping families and clients connected. I’m excited about the innovation coming to the homecare sector and proud to be a part of it, in the UK and internationally."
