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The funding round was led by serial fintech investor Craig Dewar to support platform expansion and commercialisation.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
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£9.3B
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The funding round was led by serial fintech investor Craig Dewar to support platform expansion and commercialisation.
The pre-seed round was led by the Development Bank of Wales to support team expansion and platform development.
"Our platform captures accurate, intelligent, real-time insights into the movement of people and vehicles – without infringing on individual privacy – to enable better, more efficient traffic management, place-making and urban planning across towns and cities globally. From reducing wait times at traffic lights and easing congestion for emergency services access, to improving customer experiences at stadiums and retail outlets, the application of accurate and anonymous movement insights has universal potential."
The seed round was led by 1818 Venture Capital to support product and engineering recruitment.
"We met some fathers in a small town outside Rochdale. Hearing their experience of transport poverty – they were looking for work, there were opportunities just a 15-minute drive away, but they couldn’t drive and there was no viable way to get there by public transport – was mind-blowing."
SBRI Healthcare backs Cambridge medical device developer with a Phase II award.
"We are privileged to have the support of the SBRI Healthcare programme and are committed to working with our world-leading collaborators to deliver on our ambitions to improve the care of cancer patients."
The seed round was led by Point Nine with backing from 20VC and Entrepreneur First.
"I’m a big fan of sharing funny GIFs with friends, but for high quality product animations, we need a format and tool that’s fit for purpose. With LottieLab, we are decluttering the motion design process and bringing it into the 21st century. LottieLab has all the benefits of modern design tools fit for today’s product development teams; being web-based, collaborative and simple, and crucially, there’s no After Effects qualification needed to use it. This is one of the first steps we are taking towards our mission of democratising motion design for everyone, everywhere and to create a world of storytellers, making the web more fun through animations. I’m over-the-moon that Point Nine and our other investors have decided to join us on this journey."