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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 November 2026.
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6,266
Total raised
£165B
disclosed amounts
This month
£202M
raised so far
£1.0M
The funding follows a previous loan during the pandemic and allows the motorsport business to expand into a larger facility.
"Since my early days of racing, I have always believed that success is a team effort be that on the track or in the boardroom. We’ve got a great team at Blendini and with the continued support of the Development Bank, we now have the right premises to supercharge our growth and reduce operational costs. It’s a win-win as we continue to see increased demand for our experience days and associated services."
£18.9M
The Manchester fintech raised £18.9m in a round backed by True Ventures, Praetura Ventures, NatWest, Mastercard, Route 66 Ventures, and Beringea.
"AccessPay simplifies corporate and institutional banking processes by streamlining all bank and finance apps into a shared interface. This astute merging of automation, fintech, and tooling that improves processes for a massive market is what drew us to invest in this team since its seed investment, and we continue to feel excitement for the company’s next phase of growth and expansion."
True Ventures + 5 others
$6.5B
The strategic partnership will support CUBE in scaling its global operations and enhancing its artificial intelligence compliance platform.
"The solutions we provide to our customers are missioncritical and demand the highest standards of accuracy and data quality. To deliver this at a global scale requires significant resources and infrastructure to ensure customers are always one step ahead of their evolving regulatory obligations. With Hg’s vast experience and expertise in scaling software businesses, we look forward to accelerating our growth and continuing to deliver innovative regulatory intelligence and change management solutions that customers can depend upon in the long term."
£2.6M
Automated Architecture secures £2.6m in seed funding led by Miles Ahead to expand its micro-factory network.
The seed round was led by Miles Ahead to support the expansion of the company partner license network and US operations.
"AUAR has developed all the tech home builders need to develop, produce, and build affordable low-energy homes while increasing margins and productivity. Our technology is low CapEx, doesn’t require big factories, and pays itself back in a few months."




