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

Announcements

1,485

Total raised

£42.6B

disclosed amounts

This month

£55.3M

raised so far

Series A
£1.5M

Parkwalk led the follow-on investment round to support the market launch of the company's mental health assessment tool.

"Diagnosing mental health issues correctly in primary care can be difficult, due to time constraints and the fact that mental health conditions can be masked by physical symptoms. Delays in diagnosing—or misdiagnosis—mean that it can take several years for an individual with depression to be correctly diagnosed. For bi-polar disorder the average delay is six to eight years. The consequence of this is that many people suffer unnecessarily from debilitating symptoms that could be successfully treated. It is clear that faster and earlier diagnosis followed by the most appropriate treatment will improve the quality of life of affected individuals, while at the same time relieving pressure on the healthcare system"
— Sabine Bahn, Laboratory Director
Pre-Seed
£1.4M

Passion Capital led the pre-seed round with backing from Seedcamp and notable tech founders.

"Having run a media company in a tough market with a young, millennial workforce, we witnessed first-hand how there was a complete lack of investment in helping this generation with their mental health in a way that they’re used to: a community product that is mobile-first and video-led. We want to make the world a happier place by making working on your mental health as normal as going to the gym."
— Adnan Ebrahim, CEO
Seed
£100K

Gabriel Investment Syndicate led the seed round to help take the company's technology worldwide.

"Our mission is to change the fitness tracking market for the better, by making professional running laboratory-grade technology accessible to all runners. In doing so, we’ll help people both improve their running and lessen the risk of injuries."
— Tim Elizondo, Founder