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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

Seed
£260K

The Norwich-based startup secured backing from Anglia Capital Group members to develop its ethical shopping platform.

"Thomas and Hugo from Greenr.co.uk pitched with genuine passion and enthusiasm, it was this alongside their clear business plan and industry knowledge which made them stand out to our investors. We’re excited to see this local company making strides towards helping consumers make more sustainable choices and extremely proud to be a part of their journey."
— Hannah Smith, Managing Director
Seed
£4.2M

The seed round was led by Speedinvest with participation from Fly Ventures and Seedcamp.

"I’ve seen first-hand the demoralising effect that the existing set of workforce management platforms, including spreadsheets, has on support teams at a human level. For support teams to thrive, individual team members should be empowered to work collaboratively alongside management and their teammates. That’s our vision for Surfboard."
— Natasha Ratanshi-Stein, CEO and founder
Seed
£250K

Jenson Funding Partners backed the London platform to support technology development and team growth.

"Vestico was created to give shoppers confidence and inspiration to buy items they will keep. Our mission is to represent every single shopper on their favourite brand’s stores and equip them with critical information to prevent returns. Our driver is our knowledge that five years from now we will fundamentally transform the way people shop online. This investment will help us continue to grow our team and develop our platform to scale and service the largest brands on the planet."
— Maia Sasania, CEO
Seed
£2.0M

The oversubscribed round was backed by participants including Ripple, Allegory, Cerulean Ventures, and Flori Ventures.

"The only realistic way to make real progress on the climate emergency is to increase participation,"
— Ryan Gledhill, Co-Founder and CEO