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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

183

Total raised

£4.0B

disclosed amounts

Series A
£21.0M

Global Founders Capital led the Series A round to support the growth of the educational finance platform.

"The future of work in the digital economy means continuous learning from 16-65 years old, or as the American’s say K to grey. We are looking to democratise funding of tech and coding courses by removing barriers for upfront payment or having to take out high interest loans. We don’t believe in charging our users and have instead opted to build a business model that charges a merchant fee to our partners and is free to the enduser (the student)."
— Brett Shanley, Founder and CEO
Seed
£5.4M

GSV Ventures led the seed round to support international campus expansion and new educational offerings.

"The global demand for high quality online schooling is skyrocketing in the current climate. We are absolutely thrilled to be partnering with the GSV team, who have already added immense value to our business through their knowledge, connections and strategic guidance. We’re scaling up rapidly, and look forward to working with the GSV team to achieve our goal of becoming the largest and most impactful school on the planet"
— Robert Paddock, Founder
Growth
£4.3M

Key Capital Partners has taken a minority stake in the educational virtual reality business.

"The team at Avantis has done a fantastic job in creating a product which adds real value in the classroom. Our research confirmed the huge potential for the business to grow rapidly over the next few years and I look forward to working with Nik and the team to turn this into reality."
— Owen Trotter, Managing Partner
Series A
£500K

The London-based edtech startup secured the Series A extension to support growing university demand.

"BibliU has seen rapid growth across the globe over the last few months, and we believe COVID has pulled the transition to digital learning forward by at least 5 years. We have always existed to assist universities with this transition, by providing an unmatched student experience in a cost-effective way. BibliU is the perfect intersection for universities that are looking to create a seamless distance-learning experience, and do so in a way that introduces operational efficiencies to their workflows. We’re thrilled that AIN was able to assist us in this rapid extension to our Series A, and are excited to see where this round takes us."
— David Sherwood, CEO and co-founder