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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
222
Total raised
£3.1B
disclosed amounts
The Series B round was led by Mubadala Capital and will support the platform's continental European expansion.
"Scores of new and existing retail businesses now see their future in e-commerce, but while anyone can set up an online store-front and start selling within hours, the infrastructure powering e-commerce is alarmingly outdated, inefficient, inflexible and expensive."
Active Partners led the Series A round to support international growth and product innovation.
"We founded Vinterior on the belief that vintage offers a better, more sustainable way to consume and a way to decorate your home in a truly unique and meaningful way. We believe that everyone – whether furnishing their first London flat or their country home in the Cotswolds – should have the option to live stylishly and sustainably. It’s been an incredible journey so far, and we’re delighted to have Active Partners on board for this next chapter as we expand our team and business across Europe."
The rapid delivery company raised £20.4m from a syndicate including Heartland and Flint Capital to fund further growth.
"The pandemic certainly accelerated consumer’s needs for super-fast and convenient groceries, something supermarkets just can’t deliver. Jiffy only launched five months ago yet we are hugely proud of the rapid yet sustainable growth we have achieved."
The seed round was led by Ministry Of Sound alongside angel investors to support the launch of new recycling services.
"Almost everyone in the world has a phone. They break and get replaced with the latest models, creating mountains of e-waste as a result."
The Series A round was led by OTB Ventures and will support international expansion and platform development.
"We are thrilled to have raised our latest level of funding and partnering with great investors as we embark on our exciting next stage of growth. The investment will be put towards improving and expanding our services, both in terms of manufacturing capabilities and geography. Since starting operations in Manchester, Fractory has played a vital role in helping to digitise the UK’s metalworks industry, which we believe will be essential for its survival. We can’t wait to expand our platform to help more manufacturers and markets across the globe."
