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Conviction Investment Partners led a pre-series A financing round to support continued business growth.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
Announcements
1,120
Total raised
£24.3B
disclosed amounts
Conviction Investment Partners led a pre-series A financing round to support continued business growth.
BGF has led a Series A round in MRM Global to support international expansion and product development.
"Our mission is to make it easier and faster for sales teams to support their customers with customised, on-demand and brand-compliant marketing. With the significant impact that Covid-19 has had on the hospitality industry, our mission has never been more important."
Downing Ventures and Gresham House Ventures led the oversubscribed financing round to support growing demand for digital SME lending.
"The current crisis has accelerated the trend towards digitisation and the use of intelligent decisioning that uses access to live data. We are delighted that our investors are seeing the significant opportunity to transform SME lending to make funding more accessible, more affordable and more sustainable through the deployment of our intelligent infrastructure."
Kernel Capital increased its backing alongside Accelerated Digital Ventures, Wharton Asset Management, and Clarendon Fund Managers.
"We are delighted to receive this injection of investment from Kernel and our other investors so we can continue our work with existing customers and advance new customer applications."
Nickleby Capital led the Series A financing round to support technology development and service growth.
"Medefer was born out of a desire to empower the NHS to deliver a radically faster, safer and more effective service from referral, through diagnosis, to treatment and discharge. Our software can fundamentally transform the delivery of outpatient services. This funding round will enable us to support the NHS during its most challenging times in its 72 year history, and to continue to innovate in virtual specialist care."