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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Seed
£3.0M

The £3m round was backed by Maven Capital Partners and Gresham House Ventures to support regional relocation and US growth.

"We are delighted to reaffirm our support for RevLifter and this additional investment cements our belief in the continued growth of the business. Maven manages a diverse range of funds and can use a combination of these, alongside working with other investors, to structure a flexible financial package that is tailored to the financial objectives of the business. This comprehensive offering is enabling RevLifter to tap into the digital talent pool in the North East of England and build an infrastructure which will allow it to scale."
— Michael Vassallo, Investment Partner
Seed
£4.1M

CommerzVentures and A/O PropTech led the seed financing to support product expansion and service growing customer demand.

"Accurately quantifying exposure to climate risk is now an economic, statutory, and moral necessity. Without concerted action, extreme weather events have the potential to cost trillions of dollars to the global economy. The built world will bear the brunt of this. Climate X’s platform gives a range of actors across many industries the tools they need to understand, assess, predict and report the exposure of their physical assets to ecological challenges – and in doing so enable them to start planning and investing accordingly to reduce future losses and pain."
— Gregory Dewerpe, founder
Seed
£4.8M

Eden Block led the seed round to support the development of a trustless compute network for deep learning.

"Deep learning has revolutionised diverse areas from facial recognition to spy plane radar operation. The core concepts emerged in the ‘50s, but the last decade has seen real world application grow sharply – and this will only increase. With this scale comes existential questions about our work, life, and identity. This, along with ballooning demand for hardware – and fat margins – is why the usual names like AWS and Azure have fought to command such high market share. The result is a market which is more expensive and places control of who-gets-what in the hands of centralised entities. We’ve spoken to a number of companies with staggering cloud compute bills who struggle to purchase outright the hardware that they need; so we designed a better way – superior on price, with unlimited scalability, and no gatekeepers."
— Harry Grieve, Co-founder