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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 14 September 2026.

Announcements

76

Total raised

£915M

disclosed amounts

Grant
£300K

The funding will support a joint project combining deep text mining and sparse data solutions.

"Adequate data curation underpins so much of the future success of research and development in science and Biorelate is continually investing in innovative ways to improve this. What really excites me about this project is the prospect of bringing two completely different, game-changing technologies together to achieve something entirely novel. We can’t wait to start!"
— Daniel Jamieson, CEO
Grant
£500K

The funding will support the implementation of specialised screening technology aimed at identifying rare diseases earlier in the patient journey.

"We are delighted to support Mendelian as part of our work into rare diseases. With over 3 million rare disease patients in the UK, innovative technologies using data analytics and machine learning like this are increasingly vital in ensuring that these conditions are diagnosed earlier to provide more targeted and personalised treatment for patients."
— Piers Ricketts, Chief Executive
Grant
£600K
"This exciting technology could have a major impact throughout the food industry, radically simplifying the way the sector carry out their hygiene processes. We are looking forward to working with Ozo, and scrutinising both the technical performance and energy saving credentials of the technology."
— Paul Huggins, Director Innovation
Grant
£463K

Innovate UK has backed the medical device firm to advance clinical trials and research.

"We are very excited about our current progress in research and development. Validation and further development is ongoing, and we are planning our clinical trials, in collaboration with scientists from both Universities in Sheffield and internationally, in the Netherlands. We are committed to use our technology to help people that suffer from issues related to sleep."
— Maan Van de Werken, Chief Scientific Officer