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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 November 2026.

Announcements

6,266

Total raised

£165B

disclosed amounts

This month

£202M

raised so far

Seed
£1

LDC has made a significant investment in the travel software specialist to support its five-year strategy.

"We put our customers and their passengers at the heart of everything we do, and our ultimate goal is to help travel companies go above and beyond when it comes to communications and customer service. We’re incredibly proud of the business we’ve built over the last two decades and the strength of our proposition. LDC is known for its commitment to supporting growth and innovation in businesses like ours. Their ethos of placing a high value on people and culture resonates deeply with us at 15below, making them the perfect partner as we embark on this next phase of our journey. This partnership is not just a testament to our past achievements, but a vote of confidence in our vision for the future."
— Nicholas Key, CEO
Pre-Seed
£1.2M

The East Midlands clean tech startup raised the capital from ACF Investors to develop its sawdust-to-biochemicals plant.

"The founding sugar scientist, now retired, was inspired by seeing how waste from sugar cane processing was under-valued and often burned. He wanted to extract environmental and economic benefits from such woody biomass waste. Early active shareholders then evolved the concept into our current focus on the sawdust produced from timber operations, giving us a high volume feedstock available in the UK."
— Adrian Black
Pre-Seed
£320K

The pre-seed round was led by Angel Invest with participation from industry veterans.

"During my tenure at Mastercard I experienced time and again the challenges presented by the fragmented banking landscape in the UK. When I discovered there was no easy solution available, I set out to create one myself, removing the challenges that UK consumers currently face when requesting payments from friends that bank with a different provider."
— Boy-Anthony Kuhne, CEO
Seed
£1.1M

The London-based virtual reality training platform secured £1.1m from Unconventional Ventures to drive product development and new market expansion.

"2024 is a transformational moment for MOONHUB. In the past few years, we’ve worked towards this moment, to become the recognised leader in immersive training, working with global brands that want to support their teams’ development through the use of exciting new technologies."
— Dami Hastrup, CEO