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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 August 2026.

Announcements

5,266

Total raised

£159B

disclosed amounts

This month

£244M

raised so far

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$37.0M

The investment round was led by Endeit Capital and Uneti Ventures.

"At present, so many organisations are beholden to the dominant global gateway acquirers, known as ‘Monos’. In many cases, these platforms only provide access to certain countries, only facilitate certain payment methods, and necessitate that customers use their gateway. Global and regional enterprises scaling in the Asian market need a more sophisticated and less prescriptive approach. At Nomupay, it is our goal to become the go-to payments platform to unlock Asia for companies globally and vice versa."
— Peter Burridge, CEO
Series A
£1.6M

Accelerate Ventures led the Series A round to support the expansion of Betmate and Engage Games.

"Kicking off 2025 with some incredible news: we’re closing our latest $2m funding round for Betmate and Engage Games, led by Accelerate Ventures, adding the latter were joined by world-class investors with backgrounds in sports, gaming, and betting."
— Ryan Lawrence, Cofounder
Series C
€31.0M

The Dublin-based artificial intelligence startup secured backing from Molten Ventures, ACT Venture Capital, and Seroba to expand its global footprint.

"This investment accelerates our mission to transform global pathology access. Our ergonomic, AI-enabled platform enhances diagnostic workflow and accuracy – allowing experts to clear backlogs faster without compromising quality. By expanding this technology worldwide, we’re not just improving healthcare efficiency, we’re supporting both the pathologists who drive diagnoses and the patients who depend on them."
— Donal O'Shea, Founder and CEO
Series B
$5.0M

The Series B round was backed by Marubeni Corporation to support the development of a major recycling facility in Teesside.

"We are proud to welcome Marubeni as a strategic partner at this pivotal stage in Altilium’s growth journey. Their investment strengthens our position as leaders in sustainable battery materials and reinforces our commitment to building the UK’s largest EV battery recycling facility. Together, we are advancing our mission to create a UK closed-loop supply chain, reduce dependency on imported materials and lowering the environmental footprint of battery production. This partnership marks a major milestone in establishing a truly circular economy for the UK’s battery industry."
— Kamran Mahdavi, CEO