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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
Tobin Capital backs the pop up space provider in its latest funding round.
"I am thrilled to have invested in the game-changing business Sook. At Tobin Capital, we are looking to expand our portfolio with like-minded, sustainable and forward-thinking brands. Sook is on a mission to revolutionise the high street by offering sustainable, digitally enabled popup spaces, making this an exciting venture to be part of."
QVentures led the pre-seed financing to support international expansion and product development.
"We are absolutely delighted to have QVentures back us on our mission to help revolutionise how career advice is accessed and to improve social mobility across competitive industries around the world. The backing from QVentures will allow us to expand into new industries, additional geographies and to further develop the product to help accelerate the adoption of this new form of career mentoring."
Love Ventures and Portfolio Ventures contributed to the seed round to support product development.
"it's crazy that there's been no single source of instant employment and income data verification until now. This is especially pressing given the huge variety and volume of companies crying out for this crucial data validation when helping customers take on life's big events; whether it's getting a job, house, credit, or anything in between. We believe there's no one better positioned to build this upstream aggregation platform than Chris and the exceptional team he's assembled at Konfir."
The round was led by Molten Ventures to fund commercialisation ahead of the company's first satellite launch.
"We’re leading SatelliteVu’s funding round as it prepares for its June launch. Their unique technology tackles key climate issues, and we’re impressed with their commercial progress. Their $160m in early commitments is a stellar model of pre-launch sales for deep-tech companies, which other climate-tech firms could emulate."
Sony Innovation Fund joins the second close of the funding round to support the development of silicon-based quantum computers.
"We are actively exploring investments in technologies that will be transformational with wide ranging applications. Quantum computing has the potential to have that impact, and we want to work with the companies that are best positioned to bring it to commercial scale. As our first investment in the quantum technologies space, Quantum Motion is already demonstrating tremendous advancement and leadership, and we are excited to help fuel their next stage of growth."
