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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

217

Total raised

£2.8B

disclosed amounts

This month

£3.5M

raised so far

Seed
£300K

The seed round was led by Mercia with participation from angel investor Owen McFarlane.

"I have a big passion for renewable and clean energy, and having grown up experiencing regular blackouts through the collective peak time usage of energy, I wanted to do something about it. I wanted to create a cleaner way of using energy for everyone, which is also more affordable, and build a community to be able to achieve that,"
— Johnson Fernandes, Founder
Seed
£2

The funding round was led by SET Ventures with backing from Ascension Ventures and the Future Fund.

"The opportunity in heat networks continues to grow and Minibems is ideally positioned to capitalise on this with their unique offering. Heat networks need Minibems to become efficient and low carbon"
— Craig Douglas, Principal
Seed

The funding round was led by NorthInvest angel investor Gary Shuckford alongside private backers.

"Mina shows great potential, it has a strong team uniquely positioned to fill a real need in the market. I’m proud to back such an ambitious team which will support the seamless transition to electric vehicles and a more sustainable future."
— Gary Shuckford, Angel Investor
Seed
£20.2M

QVentures backs the deep learning mapping platform in its latest financing round.

"Having seen Abhi and Phil develop the PowerMarket software to fit the energy mapping needs of both grid operators and councils since first engaging with them in November 2019, we’re very excited for the future of PowerMarket and how it can become a staple tool in the smarter and more sustainable cities of the future."
— Brian Hatton, Partner
Seed
£1.0M

Mobeus provided £1m in growth capital to back the electric vehicle charge point manufacturer.

"We have a very clear philosophy, which meant finding the right investment partner, who really understood what drives us, was crucial. Going electric is a choice to embrace a sustainable future and we see EV chargers being at the centre of everyone’s smart energy home. This additional funding means that we are very excited about the next stage in our growth journey."
— Jérôme Faissat, Co-founder CEO