£3.0M
The direct-to-consumer interior brand secured the backing from Felix Capital to scale its product portfolio and international reach.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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£3.1B
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The direct-to-consumer interior brand secured the backing from Felix Capital to scale its product portfolio and international reach.
The funding round includes backing from Green Angel Syndicate as the company develops zero-waste packaging technology.
"Our aim is to make household staples truly sustainable and accessible to all, in terms of how products are made, used and priced. To help as many people as possible gain access to our service, we will need to be innovative throughout: with the design of the website, the packaging, marketing, the business model and more. This latest investment round will help us grow to scale economies, develop the closed loop and build our tribe."
The online marketplace has raised £5m from Fuel Ventures and other investors to fund a rollout across 140 new territories.
"The injection of this additional funding not only allows us to substantially grow the operational side of the business, but it gives the OnBuy team backing from phenomenal investors who can bring an array of eCommerce experience and expertise to the table, bolstering an already strong globalisation strategy."
The Development Bank of Wales led the investment to help the clothing resale platform expand its team and technology.
"People are starting to be more conscious of the importance of sustainable clothing. We’ve already seen a 50% increase in sales this financial year as consumers seek out more environmentally conscious fashion options."
EQT Ventures led the Series A round to help fund expansion into new communities such as menopause support.
"Lyle's unprecedented experience of building and scaling community-focused products will be vital as we undertake our next stage of growth in raising the bar in terms of product excellence as we enter new communities beyond fertility and motherhood"