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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 September 2026.
Announcements
2,178
Total raised
£9.5B
disclosed amounts
This month
£15.4M
raised so far
The Y Combinator alumni have raised £1.8m from Episode 1, Seedcamp, 7percent Ventures, Y Combinator, and Kima Ventures.
"We’re building an open source database for time series data, and time series databases are a multi-billion-dollar market because they’re central for financial services, IoT and other enterprise applications. And we basically make it easy to handle explosive amounts of data, and to reduce infrastructure costs massively,"
The artificial intelligence data analytics business has secured an undisclosed amount of post-angel equity to expand its team and develop new products.
"Galytix has been strongly supported by its early investors who have brought their considerable experience to develop the company. We are delighted to welcome our new board members and investors who will help to propel the company to the next stage of growth. We thank our advisors PwC and Temple Bright."
The funding round combines private backing led by Little Venice Partners with support from the UK Government Future Fund.
"The funding will allow us to help more early stage businesses who find themselves in challenging times and need to revise their plans due to the crisis"
The London based law tech start up has raised £488k from new and existing angel investors to scale its team and technology.
"We are incredibly pleased to have raised almost £500k from a fantastic group of Angel investors who believe in our mission of changing the way the world divorces. There is no doubt there is public appetite for a new way of managing divorce and separation and amicable offers exactly this."
The seed round was led by the SidebySide EIS Fund to scale the company network and enhance its digital platform.
"There is no one place to go to find investment or to find investment opportunities – and there needs to be. With a single, central place, we can help start-ups thrive and investors get access to the best deals."
