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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

308

Total raised

£4.1B

disclosed amounts

This month

£27.8M

raised so far

Series A
£15.0M

The round was led by Buckley Ventures and will fund manufacturing and distribution scale-up.

"The most tedious process in biotech is growing human cells by hand. Every scientist needs to spend hours a day growing cells and coming in on weekends to look after them,"
— Ali Afshar, CEO & Co-Founder
Series A
£2.0M

Northern Gritstone backed the Hull-based bioplastics developer to support team expansion and commercialisation.

"Everyday oil-based plastics are contributing to the global environmental crisis. Our vision is to offer brands an alternative product and through this transform the global plastics market. We are delighted to partner with Northern Gritstone. Their support, experience and investment will enable us to develop our team and deliver our commercial strategy."
— Shaun Chatterton, Founder and Chair

The funding will support the clinical progression and regulatory advancement of the company proprietary nanoclay platform.

"advancing the development of [their] orthobiologics product, RENOVITE® nanoclay, and progressing through regulatory milestones to get this technology closer to clinic and spinal fusion patients."
— Agnieszka Janeczek, Founder and CEO
Series A
£48.0M

The financing round was led by Sofinnova Partners, F-Prime Capital, Digitalis Ventures and Cambridge Innovation Capital.

"We’re delighted to have raised this Series A with such high-quality investors whose amazing networks and shared vision will help us deliver highly differentiated TCR cancer therapies. TCR therapeutics are very much at the dawn of their potential. We intend to replicate the success of therapeutic antibodies but build on this in a new dimension, by using the targeting domains of TCR receptors to take advantage of their much greater specificity for cancer cells compared to normal cells. The same logic can be used to target immunosuppressive biologics to tissues impacted by autoimmune disorders."
— Allan Bradley, Chief Scientific Officer
Series A
£52.0M

Bain Capital Life Sciences, Omega Funds and Vertex Ventures HC joined the financing round to support accelerated development of the company pipeline.

"We look forward to partnering with David Guyer and the world-class team at EyeBio to contribute to building a great company together"
— Bernard Davitian, Partner