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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
61
Total raised
£274M
disclosed amounts
The pre-seed round was led by Bijan Morvaridi to support product development and regulatory engagement.
"Having worked in the restaurant business for years, I know how important personal service is. OpenFi’s technology is the first AI application I’ve experienced that felt human and personal, that’s why I am backing the company."
Elsewhere Partners led the Series A round, which will fund US market expansion and product development.
"Automating our ticketing processes, response workflows and communications has made process optimization possible, while also improving our response times and the quality of our support interactions. Deskpro also offers the ‘Service Level Agreement’ tracking, customer satisfaction feedback and reporting we need to understand the performance of our business."
Maven Capital Partners led the investment round with backing from Dowgate Capital to accelerate commercial growth.
"The funding secured represents a significant milestone in Real World Health's mission to equip NHS organisations with the tools they desperately need to unlock the hidden potential within their data. The tangible results we've achieved with existing clients, including reducing surgery backlog and improving mental health resource allocation, demonstrate the transformative potential of our solutions. This investment fuels our ability to deliver this impact on a wider scale, ultimately contributing to a more efficient, sustainable, and patient-centred NHS."
Gresham House Ventures backed the Bristol-based security firm in its first equity funding round.
"I’m super proud of what the OnSecurity team has achieved as a bootstrapped business to date."
The seed round was led by Lightspeed Faction and Tagus Capital to support the continuous development of the company machine learning infrastructure.
"With FLock, now anyone can contribute to AI development by offering compute, data, or training scripts; the barrier to participation is much lower. This results in community-owned models built by the many, not just the few, with data contributors being fairly rewarded."
