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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 14 September 2026.

Announcements

6,201

Total raised

£163B

disclosed amounts

This month

£2.3B

raised so far

Series A
£10.0M

The British Business Bank led a £10m funding round to support international demonstration projects and research.

"The renewable power market is held back by its vulnerability to external factors. The answer is long-duration energy storage, and Certain Energy has the technology and now the funding to deliver highly efficient, affordable batteries, based on abundant materials, to make this a reality."
— Mark Selby, Executive Chair
Seed
£800K

The Cranfield University spinout secured backing from DSW Ventures and Innovate UK to scale its engineering team and platform capabilities.

"We’re at the point where both advanced manufacturing and AI-native engineering need the same thing: faithful meshes from geometry that legacy tools simply can’t handle. ChopMesh is built natively for exactly that geometry, which uniquely positions us to serve both today’s aerospace and industrial engineers and the fast growing class of Phsyics-AI companies that depend on high-quality mesh data. This funding is a strong endorsement of that mission and the team behind it."
— Liang Yang, CEO
Pre-Seed
$2.5M

Balderton Capital led the pre-seed round, with participation from angel investors including Cleo founder Barney Hussey-Yeo.

"Our long-term research goal is to build self-improving investment agents. As an agent supports a mandate over months and years, it should learn which approaches continue to hold up, identify promising new signals and recognise when an apparent edge has decayed. Within the parameters set by each investment team, these agents could become a powerful tool for continuous discovery,"
— Aditya Jha, Co-founder
Pre-Seed
$2.7M

Seedcamp leads the pre-seed round for the physical AI startup, with participation from a group of international investors.

"The next wave of AI will power factories, vehicles, robots and critical infrastructure, but today, every change in hardware creates huge complexity for software teams, and that friction is already massively slowing innovation,"
— Michael Lazarenko, CEO