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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

Seed
£470K

The seed round was led by Ufi Ventures to support product expansion across corporate and education markets.

"We’re living a pivotal moment for the L&D industry and we have a unique opportunity to build the future of what it means to learn, to give everyone a chance to unlock their full potential and make the workplace more humane."
— Christophe Mallet, CEO
Seed
£5.0M

The seed round was led by Octopus Ventures alongside Mangrove Capital Partners and a strategic semiconductor investor.

"Edgify allows companies, from any industry, to train complete deep learning and machine learning models, directly on their own edge devices. This mitigates the need for any data transfer to the Cloud and also grants them close to perfect accuracy every time, and without the need to retrain centrally."
— Ofri Ben-Porat, CEO
Seed
£700K

The Northampton-based conversational assistant developer raised the capital from backers including Mercia and the Midlands Engine Investment Fund.

"This investment round represents a significant endorsement of our technology. The conversational AI market is very noisy with many big players. Our unique approach has made us the platform of choice for many global players and has allowed us to roll out our technology. This investment enables us to further establish ourselves in the market as a leading provider of conventional AI for enterprise and take the business to the next level."
— Adam Harrold, CEO
Series B
£7.8M

The funding round was led by IDC Ventures and Simon Eyers to support international expansion and product development.

"COVID-19 has made supply chain transparency and visibility absolutely crucial, not only in retail categories such as apparel, pharma and consumer goods, but in healthcare, government and other sectors as well,"
— Niall Murphy, CEO and Co-founder