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

Announcements

503

Total raised

£3.8B

disclosed amounts

This month

£36.9M

raised so far

Seed
£2.2M

Parkwalk Advisors led the raise alongside a grant from Innovate UK to support the development of sleep technology applications.

"Smell can be our most powerful sense and only now are we realising the potential of technology to translate it for experience, welfare and health. This technology has enormous commercial applications which this new investment will help us unlock."
— Emanuela Maggioni, CEO, CTO & Co-Founder
Series C
£37.0M

The Series C round was co-led by R42 Group and Atomico to support clinical trials for rare disease treatments.

"It is truly a pivotal time at Healx. By December 2024, we will advance HLX-1502 into a Phase 2 clinical trial in patients with NF1 both for plexiform neurofibroma, a genetic condition with limited treatment options and for cutaneous neurofibroma, for which there are no FDA approved options. We are also generating important preclinical data for multiple additional compounds identified using our novel generative AI drug discovery engine. Those compounds target rare diseases with significant unmet needs, including additional nerve-related tumor disorders, autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease and neurodevelopmental disorders such as Angelman syndrome."
— Tim Guilliams, CEO
Seed
£500K

The University of Nottingham spinout secured the follow-on investment via fund manager Mercia Ventures.

"This funding from Midlands Engine Investment Fund II will take us one step further towards our mission to roll out our device and give new hope to people with Tourette’s. Having Mercia Ventures on board as a partner provides additional value, given its expertise in backing businesses that are developing new products and helping them gain entry to the US market."
— Paul Cable, CEO
Series A
£3.4M

Oshen Holdings led the Series A round with backing from DSW Ventures, SFC Capital, and Boundary Capital.

"I would like to thank all our investors for their trust and support. Our success in continuing to raise investment despite the difficult market conditions over the last few years is testament to their belief in the company’s commercial potential and our world-class team. The funds will be used to complete the pre-clinical testing of our first medical device product range and our preparations for entry into the orthopaedic market."
— Philip Smith, CEO