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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
238
Total raised
£3.1B
disclosed amounts
This month
£7.8M
raised so far
The Glasgow-based ophthalmic technology company has raised £4.5m from Compiler VC, Deepbridge, and Scottish Enterprise.
"The commitment of our investor base shows they believe strongly in our story — that eyecare will be at the vanguard of remote healthcare, and IbisVision has the technology to make this a reality. Our mission is simple – to make eyecare readily available for anyone on the planet and that distance and time will never be an impediment to getting to an eye appointment."
The medical device maker has raised fresh capital from backers including Crimson International Investment to support its global growth plans.
"We are delighted to secure further funding, as well as another strategic investor and partner to take our pioneering Parkinson’s monitoring device into new markets. NICE’s positive evaluation and recommendation, which supports NHS use of PDMonitor, was a big endorsement for our business and technology."
SFC Capital has backed MedQ in a seed round designed to fund key hires and regulatory compliance.
"With a background in clinical research and care, I have first-hand experience of the frictions that are holding back the entire healthcare sector from achieving greater efficiency,"
The investment round was co-led by Aviva Ventures, YZR Capital, Oxford Capital, Triple Point Ventures and Simplyhealth Ventures to fund US expansion and new product development.
"Our investment in Scan.com is a statement of our intent to invest in promising young digital and tech firms – they are growing rapidly, have a unique customer proposition and are already leading the way on medical imaging services in the UK. We are really excited to support Scan.com’s development and growth."
The funding round was led by Archangels to support product development and US commercialisation.
"Bioliberty has developed a highly effective solution for helping patients with hand weakness, with the potential to improve the quality of life for millions worldwide. We believe its technology has far-reaching benefits beyond this first application, providing the business with an excellent opportunity to grow quickly from its base here in Scotland. Archangels is excited to be supporting the team as they finalise what we hope will be the first of many products and start scaling up their sales activity."
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