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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Series A
£6.2M

The funding round was co-led by PropTech1 and JLL Spark to expand the hybrid workspace platform internationally.

"We’ve come a long way from launching our initial product from our living rooms in Edinburgh, to working at a global scale with some of the biggest companies in the world as they fundamentally rethink the way they utilise office space. We established Desana ahead of one of the biggest shifts in working culture for generations, and this unprecedented transition has driven a huge amount of growth for us. But, given the scale of the change in this industry, we believe that there’s still so much more to come."
— Michael Cockburn, CEO and Co-Founder
Series A
£2.5M

The financing was supported by new investors including InnoSpark alongside returning backers such as the Development Bank of Wales.

"This is the most comprehensive validation of our platform thus far. While identifying antibodies to GPCRs has traditionally been a complex and time-intensive process requiring expensive specialist technology and training, we have demonstrated that Antiverse’s drug discovery platform can achieve this in a fraction of the time and cost. GPCRs are commercially interesting targets associated with various indications, and these antibodies offer a path to first in vivo results and can potentially be our first assets. I would like to thank our investors, this funding will enable us to continue to develop these assets in-house with our academic collaborators."
— Murat Tunaboylu, Co-Founder and CEO
Seed
£2.2M

The seed round was led by Y Combinator alongside Garage Capital and FoundersX Ventures.

"Businesses are continually up against it to find cost efficiencies, while creating more hybrid working environments for their people. Mobile devices, whether used for calls, messages or video meetings, are an essential tool for doing business. Devyce makes it easier and cheaper for companies to help their people make best use of the devices they already have at their disposal, wherever they are located."
— Nick Browne, Co-Founder
Seed
£2.0M

Fly Ventures led the seed financing to help the telephony platform expand its conversation intelligence product.

"We spoke to 100+ customer support leaders and most managers listen to at most 10 calls per week. This means companies are losing valuable information about how they can improve their service and product."
— Luba Chudnovets, Co-founder and CEO