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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Seed
£500K

The company secured backing from international angel investors to support its upcoming market launch.

"Worth almost $100 billion annually, the UK Auto-Enrolment market serves more than 10 million employees and 1.6 million businesses. But the products on offer to employees and employers alike are unfit for purpose, with an almost complete lack of innovation. Millions of employees have no access to an APP and the industry is still debating how to produce a better ‘annual’ statement."
— Eduardo Chazan, CEO
Seed
£10.0M

Andreessen Horowitz and LocalGlobe co-led the seed financing to fund platform growth and team expansion.

"Dining at home should be flavourful, meaningful, and exciting, a departure from the everyday and generic takeaway. Dishpatch creates an entirely new and profitable revenue stream for restaurants, while enabling access to high quality menus no matter where you live. We’re giving the best chefs bigger tables, hand selecting both award-winners and hidden gems yet to be discovered."
— Peter Butler, CEO and co-founder
Seed
£45.0M

The new vehicle will back more than 60 UK tech-enabled startups and extend support to pre-seed businesses.

"Since we launched our first fund five years ago the country’s tech ecosystem has gone from strength to strength and evolved into an ecosystem that’s the envy of many around the world. Now is not the time to take the foot of the pedal and say job done. We have a responsibility to invest in the future of the UK tech landscape and build on the strong work done so far. This, for us, means making sure we are providing capital for forward-thinking entrepreneurs and their innovative early stage businesses – even if that means just having an idea or MVP."
— Mark Pearson, Managing Partner
Seed
£1.1M

WoodJC backs London proptech startup Lofti with a seed round aimed at domestic expansion and team growth.

"Since coming to the UK I have been a tenant, home owner, landlord and property developer. This has given me insights into problems within the industry that cause a lot of stress and waste a lot of time and money for all parties. My view is that we need to focus on fundamental needs by creating a community approach where everyone is able to work together to raise standards. This means improving the relationship and communications between homeowners and contractors, and tenants and landlords. By working together we can cut costs, improve satisfaction and give everyone a better deal."
— Andreas Gkerazis, CEO and Founder