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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
£1.6M

Ospraie Ag Science led the final close of the Series A round to support international market expansion.

"IGS has tremendous potential to transform the way food is produced and supplied, and our investment – Ospraie’s first in the indoor agriculture market and in Scotland – is a testament to our strong belief in the success of IGS’ technology. The benefits of IGS’s Vertical Farming align well with our mission of helping farmers do more with less. We look forward to leveraging our significant agriculture network to help IGS grow its business to meet the market’s demand for sustainable solutions."
— Dwight Anderson, Chief Investment Officer
Series A
£14.6M

The investment round was co-led by Nyca Partners and QED Investors to support international expansion and product development.

"Though the card networks have built extremely robust infrastructure, alternative payment methods are evolving and consumer choice will be driven by value. Our goal at Fidel is to supercharge innovation by empowering everyone in the ecosystem. By making it easy for developers to build on top of the infrastructure, the card networks stay relevant. By removing the barriers to entry for developers, applications can be brought to market more quickly. That drives value back to consumers, who get the same benefits and user experience they are used to receiving with other online services."
— Subrata Dev, Founder and CEO
Series A
£5.6M

The London-based education platform has raised Series A backing from Brighteye Ventures to expand its footprint.

"UK schools are under an immense amount of financial pressure right now, that's why we're committed to cutting down supply cover costs significantly so they can spend more on what matters – the children- not on agency fees,"
— Slava Kremerman, CEO