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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
The seed round was co-led by Boehringer Ingelheim Venture Fund and Scottish Enterprise to support laboratory establishment and team expansion.
"Our mission is to provide physicians and patients with highly potent, targeted antimicrobial therapies that can kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria for which there are diminishing options available for treatment,"
The funding will support new laboratories in Stevenage and headquarters in Milton Keynes alongside team expansion.
"Having worked on drug development projects that involve animal testing, I've seen the difference that new drugs can make to patients' lives. However, I felt there had to be a better way and set out to look for an alternative. Our model not only enables companies to move away from animal testing but also improves safety for patients too. We look forward to working with many more clients and scaling the business with a view to global expansion in the future."
The financing will support the advancement of proprietary in vivo reprogramming therapies through pre-clinical translation.
"We are delighted to receive the continued support of Astellas Venture Management, Parkwalk Advisors and other existing investors as we relentlessly focus on progressing our novel pipeline of in vivo reprogramming therapies through pre-clinical translation. Aligned to a consolidated corporate structure and vision, this latest funding will provide sufficient cash runway to enable the achievement of key development milestones in both our internal programs as well as those being developed in collaboration with strategic partners. Existing investor commitment is a testament to our delivery of world-class science, expertise in cellular reprogramming and the unique potential of the MOGRIFY platform to deliver novel regenerative medicines to improve the lives of a broad spectrum of patients."
Sartorius took a minority shareholding in the London startup through its corporate venture unit to support product commercialisation.
"The SPARTA platform will help customers optimize the design of nanoparticles at an early stage, even before the drug candidates move on to the clinic. We have teamed up to bring additional product commercialization and application expertise to the table to facilitate a swift transitioning from prototype to launch,"
Calculus Capital led the financing round alongside several institutional investors to support platform development and pipeline progression.
"GEiGS is already showing significant potential to transform the safety and efficacy of advanced therapies and we are excited that this new investment will allow us to progress towards pre-clinical candidate selection. We’re pleased to welcome such an experienced group of investors on board, bringing extensive sector expertise which will help us to grow as a company and accelerate the development of targeted, responsive treatments."
