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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

282

Total raised

£2.1B

disclosed amounts

Series A
£5.0M

Mobeus backed Parsley Box in a £5m funding round to support further expansion.

"Stellar growth at Parsley Box has outperformed our original investment case and this new funding will provide headroom for further expansion. Mobeus is delighted to have invested in such a well-run, customer-focused, fast-growing business."
— Josh Henshaw, Investor
Series A
£14.6M
"People are no longer happy to wait around for deliveries, and there is strong demand for a more efficient service. Weezy customers love the friendliness of our team, the quality of our produce, and our quick, accurate delivery times. This new funding round will allow us to expand the team and our footprint to bring Weezy to more customers across the UK."
— Kristof Van Beveren, Co-founder and CEO
Seed
£440K

The Newcastle-based events booking platform has raised a further £440k from DSW Ventures and NorthStar Ventures.

"We are confident that in 2021 the market for private events will bounce back strongly and Poptop will play an important role in the redevelopment of the industry. The technology we’ve built allows us to significantly improve the customer’s experience of planning an event and increase conversions and bookings for our suppliers."
— Eugene Shestopal, CEO
Series A
£5.0M

ETF Partners has backed The Modern Milkman in a £5m Series A round to accelerate sustainable grocery deliveries across the UK.

"ETF was the obvious choice of investor for us and we’re thrilled to have their support as we move into the next phase of our journey. We believe their insight, skill and experience in the sustainability space will help us deliver the positive impact we strive to have on the environment at pace, as we move forward with our expansion plans across the UK over the course of 2021."
— Simon Mellin, founder and CEO
Seed
£1.7M

The round was led by MAHR Projects, Richard Pennycook CBE, and Tim Score to fuel platform expansion and virtual event growth.

"There was a big shift in people’s attitudes towards virtual events in the latter half of 2020, as people realised that interactive activities such as cooking classes, escape rooms or cocktail making lessons can be engaging and great fun. As we go into another lockdown and the continuation of remote working, virtual events are here to stay and we’re going to make sure the very best experiences are available on Feast It."
— Digby Vollrath, Co-Founder and CEO