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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
Announcements
5,263
Total raised
£158B
disclosed amounts
The Series A round was led by Nauta Capital with backing from Act VC, Playfair Capital, and Entrepreneur First.
"Our core belief is that employees are happier and more productive when their unique skills – their superpowers – are aligned with roles that use and develop these talents,"
Triple Point provided the debt facility to support the company in advancing its UK solar and energy storage projects.
"We have a strong, long-standing relationship with Innova, and this significant deal represents an exceptional opportunity – supporting the acceleration of the energy transition industry and backing one of the UK’s leading operators."
The financing was led by TSP Ventures to support the commercial rollout of the company's soil testing technology.
"This funding builds on the successful commercial trials PES carried out with large agronomy companies and farm businesses in 2022. It enables PES Technologies to complete product development, power product launch in 2024 and hire the key commercial and administrative staff needed to turn our potential into a commercial success story."
The funding round was led by Interpublic Group and Olma Partners to support spatial computing and artificial intelligence development.
"The world of static 2D e-commerce is becoming archaic. User behavior is evolving and brands striving for distinction recognise the need to meet consumer demands for enriched, customisable experiences on the spatial web. This new round of investment reinforces the trust investors place in our mission to revolutionise digital landscapes, equipping businesses with engaging and immersive capabilities."
The grant from the UK Space Agency will fund infrastructure for planned 2024 launches from the SaxaVord Spaceport.
"Through our £1.5bn UK space funding programmes the Government is backing satcomms technology, space science, missions and infrastructure to support the commercial satellite sector. This £3.5 million investment will enable RFA UK to develop the technologies necessary to launch from SaxaVord Spaceport in Scotland, creating dozens of jobs locally and growing the Scottish cluster as a key part of the UK space sector."
