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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
158
Total raised
£5.7B
disclosed amounts
The London-based property platform secured the capital to fund team expansion, technology development, and a secondary market launch.
"This is a great start to 2021 and a clear demonstration of the belief investors have in the future of this business and in the property sector in general, despite the uncertainty that was caused by the pandemic and Brexit."
The US venture firm has backed the blockchain property network to accelerate its market rollout.
Northzone led the Series A round to support the company as it accelerates international expansion.
"Until now, the lack of viable and scalable technology has meant that facilities management is one of the last industries to be enhanced by digitization, despite covering the world’s largest asset class. Infogrid’s end-to-end smart building system finally arms organizations with insight to take control and take action. This new era of insight and automation will bring about a positive impact on the efficiencies of businesses, the wellbeing of employees, and the environmental footprint of buildings."
The seed follow on round was led by Triple Point with participation from Pi Labs and M7 Structura.
"Our vision is for a world unencumbered by disparate information and our property licensing product is a clear example of how we help businesses stay compliant, save time, save money while raising housing standards at the same time. Through our product we can assess all licensing needs, drawing information from multiple sources and presenting it as usable data on one platform. Our guiding principle is to make renting safer for everyone and with more people working from home, and a correlation between housing overcrowding and the faster spread of COVID-19, property compliance is of huge importance."
The funding round was led by Ascension Ventures and will support team growth across research and development, operations, and sales.
"The rental market has used old credit check methods to assess whether a tenant can afford to pay. We need to stop imposing an unfair “tenant tax” on consumers and stop giving landlords false confidence – it’s time the market used a solution that’s fair for both sides and prioritises giving an accurate assessment. The pandemic is compounding this problem and has reinforced the need for a robust due diligence tool."
