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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

Seed
£2.9M

The early-stage round was backed by Speedinvest and Nucleus Capital.

"The agricultural industry faces significant performance and sustainability challenges which is driving demand for more efficient products. Yet there’s no affordable, rational, or systematic way to discover molecular glues that are the foundation for such products. We’re changing that. We’re using the power of AI to rapidly and accurately derive new molecules that can change farming’s future."
— George Crane, CEO
Series A
£7.0M

The financing round was led by Soulmates Ventures with backing from several new and existing investors.

"Antiverse is tackling one of the most technically demanding problems in drug discovery. The team’s ability to reduce the development time for de novo therapeutic-grade antibodies in a defined domain to under four months is a significant scientific and operational achievement. This capability, combined with the AI-driven design and in-house labs, positions Antiverse on track to become a global leader and the go-to developer of antibody therapies for the most elusive disease targets in medicine"
— Michal Sikyta, Managing Partner
Seed
£1.8M

The County Antrim-based luxury gifting brand has secured its first equity funding round to scale operations and expand into new markets.

"Growing The Present Tree from an ambitious idea to the thriving business we see today has been an incredible journey. I am so proud of our team who have shown such devotion to the business and always ensure every tree gift we send carries the spark of love and meaning that is at the heart of The Present Tree."
— Catherine Cunningham, Founder
Grant
£16.0M

ARIA led a £16m grant to establish a new inference lab for AI scale-ups.

"The Scaling Inference Lab creates a practical environment where new AI infrastructure can be tested and proven at system scale. It builds on CommonAI’s vision of shared infrastructure, allowing organisations to innovate without needing the scale or resources of large technology providers. By improving access to efficient, trusted computing platforms, we can help create a more accessible AI ecosystem and unlock greater economic opportunity across the UK."
— Andy Hopper, Chairman