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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
Announcements
1,961
Total raised
£9.3B
disclosed amounts
The oversubscribed round will enable the Cambridge based firm to bring its calibration free pH sensors to market.
"We are delighted to work with ANB Sensors. The team has done a tremendous job to develop this technology and we are excited about the multitude of its applications across many sectors. Measuring pH is a real pain point, not only in aquaculture, and we are glad we can support this much needed solution."
The seed round was led by Foxtons, Countrywide, Seedcamp, and Pi-Labs to support its lettings platform.
"We are very pleased to have launched our unique product to market after three years of build, with the help and input of our investors including Countrywide Plc and Foxtons Plc. Propoly empowers letting agencies to be able to focus on the key aspects that generate business whilst allowing the Propoly system to take care of the administrative burden, the upselling of revenue generating products and any compliance issues that arise."
The Middlesbrough-based pricing platform secured the seed capital from Mercia and private investors to fund international expansion.
"Pricing has previously appeared like a dark art, and traditional approaches are problematic and not very effective. Trying to price match with competitors can lead to price erosion, especially in a downturn, while sales staff often resort to discounting to meet targets."
The Danish workspace management startup has raised £3.2m led by Firstminute Capital to launch its operations in London.
"COVID-19 has changed the office space as we know it. As lockdown eases, it will be more important than ever for office environments to offer something compelling enough to compete with the benefits of working from home. Such services – that help build a strong office culture and a more productive work environment – are the types of services that Good Monday’s marketplace unlocks,"
The funding round was led by the Development Bank of Wales to support the development of data science and AI solutions in agri-tech.
"We are delighted to be working with the Development Bank of Wales who were always our preferred key strategic partner for the company and our plans in Wales. Wales is a world leader in both farming and technology. We aim to bridge both of those skills to create innovation in the food supply chain both domestically and internationally."
