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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 August 2026.
Announcements
5,266
Total raised
£159B
disclosed amounts
This month
£244M
raised so far
The round was led by Balderton Capital with backing from TQ Ventures, Earlybird, and Seedcamp.
"Tilt has an incredibly exciting journey ahead. We are thrilled to have the backing of the exceptional team at Balderton Capital, along with our existing investors in this round. This support will enable us to scale the Tilt platform, expand the team, and deepen our engagement with our growing community,"
The investment round was led by Foresight Group to support international expansion and product development.
"VividQ has accelerated the commercialisation of their breakthrough computer-generated holography technology and is well placed to capitalise on the next generation of AR/VR hardware,"
The London-based marketplace platform has raised $31m in venture debt from J.P. Morgan to fund artificial intelligence development and international expansion.
"We’re delighted to support Fresha on their continued growth journey"
The Edinburgh-based NatureTech firm raised Series A backing from AzurX Space Ventures and Intercontinental Exchange to expand its global forest mapping catalogue.
"To address the dual climate and biodiversity crises, it’s critical that investment in forest conservation and restoration scales through mechanisms such as the carbon markets and that compliance with legislation like the EU Deforestation Regulation is ensured,"
The funding round was co-led by EDP Ventures alongside Clean Growth Fund and Future Energy Ventures.
"We are delighted to join CGF and FEV as investors in this funding round and we’re thrilled to strengthen our partnership with Piclo. This collaboration will enhance our distributed energy resource assets, such as decentralized storage and industrial and residential assets, globally. With this partnership, we aim to contribute even more to the decarbonization of energy systems worldwide and explore new opportunities in flexibility markets"
