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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

Series A
£8.2M

Singular led the Series A investment alongside existing backers Credo, Playfair, and Techstart Ventures to fund team expansion and international growth.

"If we are going to deliver the energy transition required in time to meet global climate goals, we need to completely rethink worldwide energy infrastructure – transforming what we have, but also building considerably more, and doing so at an unprecedented pace. The best way to do that is to work smarter, not harder – as highlighted by the UK Electricity Networks Commissioner, automated infrastructure planning processes, such as those that we provide, have a big part to play. But the impact of technology needn’t be limited to the planning stage – we’re excited to bring its transformative power to developers throughout the development process as we continue to grow with this new funding."
— Grzegorz Marecki, Co-founder and CEO
£3.9M

The investment was led by BlackLion Ventures to support technology development and team growth.

"We are proud to be at the forefront of the financial wellbeing movement, empowering businesses and giving employees everything they need to navigate their financial lives with confidence. This funding underlines Mintago’s immense potential, and with the backing of some exceptional investors, we are excited to be able to fast-track our growth in the months and years to come."
— Chieu Cao, CEO and founder
Series C
£58.0M

The financial super app has raised additional capital from investors including Britannia, IDC Ventures, and Cercano Management.

"We are extremely pleased with the interest we received in our Series C extension round and the support we received from our existing shareholders,"
— Shachar Bialick, Founder and CEO
Pre-Seed
£500K

The investment was led by Praetura Ventures to help deploy the Melo platform across National Health Service trusts.

"Acquired brain injury is not a new problem, but the statistics show it is a growing issue, which is causing a strain on both the public and private health sectors. With Melo, our focus is to provide a duty of care to staff who are responsible for looking after ABI patients who may, due to brain injury, express challenging behaviour."
— James Burch, Co-founder