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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 November 2026.

Announcements

6,266

Total raised

£165B

disclosed amounts

This month

£202M

raised so far

Seed
£1.8M

Mercia Ventures led the seed financing round with participation from several backers to support platform validation and team growth.

"Enzymes play a wide-ranging role in disease, but current technologies are unable to develop drugs to tackle most of them. Our team at Kuano recognised the need to overcome these limitations."
— Vid Stojevic, Co-founder and CEO
Series C
£37.6M

The Series C financing was co-led by Greenfield Partners and 83North to scale international growth and product capabilities.

"We look for highly differentiated infrastructure technologies that can support a robust and modern technology stack on top of them,"
— Avery Schwartz, Partner
Series A
£500M

The Birmingham startup has raised £500m in equity and debt through a partnership with a global private equity infrastructure firm.

"Following over a year of discussions, we’re thrilled to secure an offer of £500 million in Series A+ funding. This monumental achievement signifies not only our unwavering commitment to transforming transportation but also the remarkable growth and commercial success we’ve achieved alongside a strong pipeline. This substantial capital infusion will empower us to attract top-tier talent, further develop our partner ecosystem, and execute an ambitious M&A strategy, propelling our expansion on both domestic and international fronts to realise our collective aspirations and exceed investor expectations."
— Don Dhaliwal, CEO
Seed
£1.2M

The funding follows a previous £1m investment from Royal Mail and supports independent pharmacies transitioning to digital operations.

"Longer-term this is good news, but right now many pharmacies are focusing more on survival and will struggle to fulfil the new expanded role planned for them by the Government"
— Santosh Sahu, CEO