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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 29 October 2026.

Announcements

76

Total raised

£915M

disclosed amounts

Grant
£10.4M

The grant from the UK Space Agency supports the development of advanced semiconductor chips for multi-constellation satellite user terminals.

"This is a great opportunity to accelerate our chipset development enabling us to extend our portfolio of chips for the satellite broadband market with a focus on providing a complete solution for user terminals while reducing cost and power."
— Paul Morris, VP RF and Comms Business Unit
Grant
£1.0M

Centauri Therapeutics has secured £1m from PACE to develop its Alphamer technology targeting drug-resistant bacterial strains.

"We are pleased that Centauri’s project was selected to be funded in the first round of projects under PACE, in recognition of the value of this novel immunotherapeutic technology"
— Jennifer Schneider, Chief Executive Officer
Grant
£5.0M

The funding will support a sub-orbital rocket test from the SaxaVord spaceport using capital from the National Space Innovation Programme.

"These new projects will help kickstart growth, create more high-quality jobs, protect our planet and preserve the space environment for future generations. They go to the heart of what we want to achieve as a national space agency that supports cutting-edge innovation, spreads opportunity across the UK, and delivers the benefits of space back to citizens on Earth."
— Paul Bate, CEO
Grant
$5.0M

Google.org backs the learning platform to scale its Government AI Campus and train one million public servants.

"The AI Campus has taught me that I have a healthy balance of being excited but mindful and cautious about AI and its potential harms. It has made me think of ethical issues; AI is not just a technological innovation but it is about the people, services, and data that sits behind it."
— Murat Soncul
Grant
£500K

The funding round was backed by Henley Business Angels and Innovate UK.

"continued support will ensure that the impact of our newest technologies will not just be limited to sportsmen and women, but will benefit the broader population through medical applications of our technology as well"
— Tim Brownstone, Founder and CEO