£2.5M
The Series A round was led by Eka Ventures with participation from high-profile entrepreneurs.
"We are still focused on growth, despite the pandemic, and will be using this funding to bring in more operational staff and expand our reach,"
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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
The Series A round was led by Eka Ventures with participation from high-profile entrepreneurs.
"We are still focused on growth, despite the pandemic, and will be using this funding to bring in more operational staff and expand our reach,"
ING Ventures led the investment round with participation from Triple Point, BiG Start Ventures, and CVentures.
"Countingup is a game-changer for small businesses,"
The follow-on investment from existing backers will support the expansion of the company's current facilities.
"OXGENE has once again more than doubled its revenue, with less than a 50% increase in headcount. This is testament not only to the hard work and effective management of our team here, but also to the strength of our automation platform, and our focussed, but flexible, approach to business and technology development."
EQT Ventures led the Series A round to help fund expansion into new communities such as menopause support.
"Lyle's unprecedented experience of building and scaling community-focused products will be vital as we undertake our next stage of growth in raising the bar in terms of product excellence as we enter new communities beyond fertility and motherhood"
Mercia led the Series A investment to help the process automation firm develop its platform and expand across Europe and Asia.
"We’re particularly proud to have concluded this deal to support our growth during such an unpredictable time. COVID-19 has changed the way we work forever. Enate helps people manage a distributed and diverse workforce and get the job done, which is exactly what businesses need in the current environment. Enate will be one of the technologies that defines the future of work as the ‘new normal’ starts to emerge; a future where work is remote and working with your digital buddies is second nature."