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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.

Announcements

1,961

Total raised

£9.3B

disclosed amounts

Seed
£2.5M

Pembroke VCT led the £2.5m financing round with support from existing backers Haatch Ventures and Brick Capital Ventures.

"Auddy offers a unique and exciting prospect to businesses looking to use audio as a core part of their communications toolset and is poised to take advantage of surging growth in the podcasting sector over the coming years. We look forward to working closely with Andrew and his brilliant team to help Auddy achieve its ambitions in the years ahead."
— Simon Porter
Seed
£2.3M

Draper Associates led the seed round to support the launch of new institutional crypto funds.

"It’s humbling to be supported by investors who understand institutional fund management at the highest level and are backing us to deliver in crypto. Over the last 27 years I have managed money for many of the largest and most demanding institutional clients in the world. We intend to bring those lessons and disciplines, and align them with new technology and talent,"
— Gary Clarke, Chief Investment Officer
Seed
£750K

The Warwickshire-based online lettings platform has raised seed follow on funding to expand its team and scale operations ahead of a Series A round.

"Our ambitious vision started back in 2008 and is gathering real momentum, supported by this investment plus key board appointments. We are excited about our future growth potential and the opportunity to disrupt the traditional high street lettings model. We aim to make renting out your property long-term as easy as filling your holiday let on Airbnb, and become the go-to choice when renting out property."
— Jonathan Daines, Founder and CEO
Seed
£500K

The Worcester based proptech startup picked up additional capital from the MEIF Proof of Concept and Early Stage Fund and private investors.

"We set out to change the perception of co-living to make it a positive choice for people of all ages. However we recognised that what was lacking was a platform that made house sharing easier to manage for both landlords and tenants. COHO aims to fill that gap. The latest funding will allow us to continue our growth journey and establish it as the Airbnb for shared living."
— Vann Vogstad, CEO