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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 17 September 2026.
Announcements
2,178
Total raised
£9.5B
disclosed amounts
This month
£15.4M
raised so far
The speech therapy technology company drew backing from Henley Business Angels and Innovate UK.
"This latest investment shows the belief in the BeneTalk product and team, and helps us move closer to transforming the speech therapy experience for millions of people with our AI-driven speech-tracking technology."
The seed investment was supplied by Mercia via the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund to support product commercialisation and job creation.
"We’re delighted and excited to secure this investment to deliver our long-term ambition of digitising and ‘humanising’ building information to help create safer, healthier places for people to live, work and spend their leisure time."
Gresham House Ventures has backed the NHS triage software provider in a round supported by existing shareholders.
"At such a crucial moment for healthcare provision, funding the right businesses in this space is more important than ever. Founded by four innovative GP partners in South London, the eConsult platform has already proven the power of its clinically-led technology, as the most widely used digital consultation solution and the first choice for NHS GP surgeries,"
The Northampton-based conversational assistant developer raised the capital from backers including Mercia and the Midlands Engine Investment Fund.
"This investment round represents a significant endorsement of our technology. The conversational AI market is very noisy with many big players. Our unique approach has made us the platform of choice for many global players and has allowed us to roll out our technology. This investment enables us to further establish ourselves in the market as a leading provider of conventional AI for enterprise and take the business to the next level."
The Bristol based startup raised the capital from SFC Capital, grant awards, and other investors to commercialise its volumetric video technology.
"Our technology aims to bridge real and virtual worlds by enabling broadcasters to record live events as volumetric video and instantly stream them to viewers. Our initial focus has been on recording sports, in particular boxing, so to be working on this project with BT, one of the biggest boxing broadcasters in the world, is a huge opportunity. At a time when many sporting events cannot be viewed in stadiums, enhancing the communal viewing experience in the comfort of your own home is more timely than ever. We see a bright future for volumetric video, with modern augmented and virtual reality technology providing consumers with the necessary hardware to enjoy volumetric content to its fullest. This hardware continues to improve at a staggering rate, and the mooted launch of an Apple AR headset in 2022 could see adoption explode."
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