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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 3 August 2026.
Announcements
5,264
Total raised
£158B
disclosed amounts
This month
£232M
raised so far
The Doncaster platform secured its second investment round from backers including the Finance Yorkshire fund to scale operations.
"We’re delighted to have reached this next stage of growth in our journey to transform the procurement process in the construction industry. This investment will allow us to scale up, achieve extended growth, and begin creating efficiencies throughout the entire built environment supply chain."
The Series A round was led by YFM Equity Partners with participation from Par Equity and an angel syndicate.
"YFM’s experience of working with innovation-led businesses has proved invaluable. The team immediately understood our vision and recognised our potential. With the backing of YFM, Par and our angel investors, we can continue to curate the future of EV infrastructure and help more customers to deliver an optimised, reliable and trusted EV charging experience."
The oversubscribed round was co-led by Mercuri and Sure Valley Ventures to expand the engineering and enterprise sales teams.
"Ittybit was created to address the pain we felt handling large videos in our previous companies. We built the media tools we wished we’d had access to, and are making them available to all developers, because robust media workflows shouldn’t be so expensive or complicated that only the largest tech companies can access them."
The funding round features prominent angel investors from Google, Trinity College Dublin, and industry veterans as the company targets global growth.
"We are grateful to our investors for this show of faith in the company,"
The Development Bank of Wales led the round to support the commercialisation of the company's caregiving technology.
"The elderly population is rapidly growing, and the care sector is struggling to keep pace. We need over a 50% increase in paid carers by 2030 to ensure adequate care. The current situation calls for innovative AI solutions, like Hestia, to address the urgent need for caregivers and fulfil the care sector’s economic and job creation potential,"
