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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
The seed round was led by UKI2S and Longwall Ventures to support cell therapy bioprocessing development.
"We are thrilled to close this initial funding round with help from UKI2S. We are continuing to establish partnerships with Biotech and Pharma, on top of our existing partnerships with the Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult and the Centre for Process Innovation. The funding will be used to further develop our technology, as well as fund trials with our partners."
The funding round was co-led by Wavecrest Growth Partners and Beringea with participation from Hermes GPE.
"The EDITED platform gives us huge data insights of the market in real-time which has helped us immensely with our global pricing strategy. By accurately determining first pricing on products, EDITED has been key to analyze and auto-correct our market positioning, especially in a year when Mango’s sales increased by 6.3% YoY, making up 2.4bn euros."
The Manchester based legal tech firm has secured backing from Maven Capital Partners and Charles Sharland to drive product development and international expansion.
"We have a truly unique tech product that is set to transform the legal industry, so it has been excellent to have had the support from NPIF and Maven to recruit the expertise we need to bring the product to market quicker. It is already generating a buzz within the legal tech space, so the Summize platform is well-equipped for a busy 2020, with a new team and more software features. We are excited to see where it takes us!"
Southampton based Sparkbox has secured SEIS funding from London based AI Seed.
QVentures co-led the round to support the industrial software provider through its next phase of growth.
"We are proud to be supporting Smartia with this next stage of growth and are excited to be working alongside their experienced management team who have an excellent track record of both building and selling this type of software to market."
