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

Growth
£120M

NorthEdge has backed the cyber security distributor using its SME Fund to accelerate international expansion.

"Cyber security has quickly become one of the largest high-growth markets with revenues in the sector nearly doubling between 2017 and 2020. The impact of COVID-19 has led to widespread remote working and the increasing threat of more sophisticated cyber-attacks are likely to drive long term demand in the sector."
— Liam May, Director
Growth
£7.5M

BGF has backed Lancashire logistics technology company fulfilmentcrowd with a £7.5m growth equity investment.

"We’ve extended our footprint considerably over the last 12 months and we’re well positioned to respond to the extraordinary levels of demand because our proprietary technology platform is able to scale and satisfy changing market dynamics."
— Lee Thompson
Growth
£30.0M

LDC has acquired a minority stake in the surveillance provider to support domestic and international expansion.

"Over the past 20 years we have built our reputation as the go-to for rapidly deployed and redeployable, surveillance solutions. I would like to thank our dedicated workforce and accomplished management team who we believe will deliver the next stage of our exciting growth strategy. With LDC’s backing we have an opportunity to scale at pace, further enhance our product range and extend our footprint both in the UK and overseas."
— Tim Williams, Chairman and Founder
Growth
£15.0M

TELUS Ventures has backed the Guildford connectivity specialist with a £15m growth private equity investment.

"This strategic partnership and investment in Eseye marks an inflection point for the company. Our many years at the leading edge of cellular IoT connectivity have seen us deliver value to more than 2,000 customers across the globe. Today, this partnership validates our technology platform and goal to provide ubiquitous, cellular connectivity to devices anywhere in the world. We’re excited to be working with TELUS to deliver this new global IoT capability to its customers."
— Nick Earle, CEO
Growth
£15.0M

Kester Capital has backed Cambridge-based Optibrium to drive commercial expansion and product development.

"Optibrium is a cutting edge software business that is driving some of the most exciting developments within computer-aided drug discovery. We had been tracking the business for some time and were really impressed by the team and the business’ achievements. We are looking forward to working with Matt and Ed to grow the business."
— Adam Maidment, Managing Partner