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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
The Glasgow-based ophthalmic technology company has raised £4.5m from Compiler VC, Deepbridge, and Scottish Enterprise.
"The commitment of our investor base shows they believe strongly in our story — that eyecare will be at the vanguard of remote healthcare, and IbisVision has the technology to make this a reality. Our mission is simple – to make eyecare readily available for anyone on the planet and that distance and time will never be an impediment to getting to an eye appointment."
The pre-seed round was backed by Fuel Ventures and Scalebridge Capital to support product development and international growth.
"This investment is the next step on Spendkey’s journey, and it will provide us with the financial resources we need to enhance our platform’s user-friendly workflows and carbon reduction features. We’re thrilled to partner with Fuel Ventures and Scalebridge Capital to continue our mission to provide tangible spending insights, accelerating and automating decisions."
The Belfast-based software maker has raised £1.3m from backers including Creative UK and angel investors.
"Building on our reputation of working internationally on creative interventions with public bodies, Polyloop will be global from the outset, looking to transform the way governments tackle projects and manage outcomes."
The platform raised capital from nearly 250 angel investors and family offices to support its collaborative investment infrastructure.
"I think we are missing a huge opportunity by leaving the power to decide what companies get built in the hands of so few people. It means you end up building stuff that just isn’t aligned with our needs. Over the next 20 years or so, technology is going to revolutionise energy, healthcare, education, finance, food production…basically any industry you can think of. It’s a huge opportunity, and there’s a lot to be excited about!"
The Dublin and Munich-based e-mobility company secured the backing of InfraRed Capital Partners to roll out charging stations across Europe and North America.
"With InfraRed, JOLT has found a financing partner who supports the establishment of a forward-looking infrastructure and paves the way for the crucial change in e-mobility. Our ultra-fast charging stations equipped with powerful battery storage are the missing link in accelerating the energy and transport transition in cities. Ultra-fast charging systems are the key to unlocking the potential of EVs for city residents."
