$20.0M
Molten Ventures led the Series B round to support the creation of an artificial intelligence imaging lab.
"There was an area to go and help these pharma companies do better clinical trials, and so that’s how the company started"
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 November 2026.
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Molten Ventures led the Series B round to support the creation of an artificial intelligence imaging lab.
"There was an area to go and help these pharma companies do better clinical trials, and so that’s how the company started"

EQT Growth and General Catalyst led the Series B financing, which includes equity and debt facilities to support further agency acquisitions.
"Dwelly is AI-first by default: we assume AI should be able to do every operational task. That changes what a lettings agent can be. AI takes over the transactional layer, while our people become world-class advisors to landlords and tenants"
FoodLabs and Eka Ventures led the seed round to support product expansion and new clinical trials.
"They’re finally feeling validated. They go to the doctor time and time again and they’re dismissed, being told their symptoms are not connected, what they’re dealing with is normal… they finally feel like a sense of validation, like I was right all along"
The Series C round was co-led by Oxford Science Enterprises and Supernova Invest to support product development.
"When we helped spin Moa out from the University of Oxford’s Plant Sciences Department in 2017, we saw that its technology platform had a unique and important approach to address the market’s need for herbicides capable of breaking weed resistance,"
Cross-Border Impact Ventures led the round, which will fund international expansion and product development.
"We’re still diagnosing in the twenty-first century with a test invented in the 1800s, and one that needs specialist equipment and training most of the world doesn’t have access to. Lower-income and minority communities pay the price for that first. That’s the gap we want to close at TidalSense, and the NHS is the first place we’re doing it,"