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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.

Announcements

5,263

Total raised

£158B

disclosed amounts

Seed
£1.0M

UKTV Ventures has backed the digital funeral planner with an airtime-for-equity agreement to fund its upcoming broadcast campaign.

"This support marks a significant step towards fulfilling our vision of becoming the go-to destination for funeral planning and support. With the costs of dying and funerals spiralling, there is no better time to get more people pre-planning funerals and also comparing the wide range of prices and choices they have when organising a funeral."
— Rebecca Peach, Founder and CEO
Series A
£8.0M

The Series A round was co-led by General Catalyst and Voyager Ventures to support software development and market expansion.

"We’re delighted with the fundraise, and to be continuing our close work with General Catalyst. I’m also very excited to be welcoming Voyager on board, bringing their deep climate expertise to the world of logistics."
— Tristan Thomas, CEO and co-founder
Other
£3.0M

The Rotherham-based clean energy startup raised the capital to scale its microwave technology and launch a pilot project.

"Hydrogen is rapidly emerging as a sustainable way to decarbonise the economy, but cost, availability, and other practical issues have held back its use. Our technology offers a way to overcome these and provide clean, low-cost power on-site. For some organisations, Suiso’s on-site hydrogen generation may be the only realistic ‘green’ option – for example, energy-intensive industrial applications such as large boilers or furnaces, heavy lifting gear, or HGV and truck refuelling. This investment will help us move to the next stage on our journey to bring it to market."
— Stuart McKnight, CEO
Series A
£2.0K

Volvo Cars Tech Fund led the Series A round to integrate adaptive charging software into next-generation electric vehicles.

"The investment and commercial partnership with Breathe helps us address a familiar pain point for electric car customers and makes our charging performance even more competitive, Faster charging times, in the range where customers typically fast charge, represent a major step in the right direction as we continue to boost electric mobility and make it available to more people."
— Ann-Sofie Ekberg, CEO