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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 2 November 2026.

Announcements

1,179

Total raised

£24.7B

disclosed amounts

This month

£9.0M

raised so far

Series A
£4.5M

YFM Equity Partners has backed enterprise software provider SharpCloud in a Series A round to support international expansion and product development.

"We're really excited to have found and partnered with an investor, in YFM, that understands and shares our vision. This round of funding comes at a time where we have begun to experience rapid growth, with the SharpCloud product continually garnering rave reviews and subsequent viral effects taking hold. We're now able to capitalise on the huge opportunity that lies ahead. We have built a great relationship with Adam and Jamie during the process and have enjoyed their straight-forward and pragmatic approach. We're delighted to have YFM join the team."
— Sarim Khan
Series A
£2.7M

Epidarex Capital and the University of Leeds led the Series A round to support the development of next generation anticoagulants.

"There is an urgent need for anticoagulant therapies with reduced bleeding risk. Our research has validated that targeting activated Factor XII may lead to differentiated therapies and a new treatment option for patients."
— Helen Philippou, Scientific Founder
Series A
£4.0M

The funding round was led by research-led firm MMC Ventures to support expansion in the US and Europe.

"Snowplow was founded with the aim of freeing data teams from the constraints imposed by traditional analytics vendors. Every industry now has its ‘Amazon’, ‘AirBnB’ or ‘Uber’: a determined tech or product-led disruptor that is using data to drive insights. In this new world, there’s an increased demand for organisations to become much more data-informed. Snowplow helps data teams build that strategic foundation for their customer data."
— Alexander Dean, CEO and Co-founder
Series A
£13.2M

Index Ventures led the Series A financing, which will support Cutover in scaling its sales organisation and enhancing product capabilities.

"This new category of work orchestration and observability helps turn complex sets of human and machine activities into well-orchestrated, repeatable flows of activity, enabling teams to go faster while causing less customer-facing incidents,"
— Ky Nichol, CEO
Series A
£2.3M

The investment was led by Flashpoint Venture Capital and Launchub Ventures to support product development and expansion.

"With the new funding, we plan to speed up our growth and redefine the workspace as we know it. By automating all key business processes and significantly improving the members’ experience, OfficeRnD plays a key role in shaping the future of the flexible working. We will use the investment to take the user experience, the functionality depth of our products and the services we provide to a new level and achieve our long-term vision – To Make Flexible Working (Workspace as a Service) the Way of Working."
— Miro Miroslavov, CEO and co-founder