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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
The investment round was led by Zinal Growth with participation from new and existing backers to support product development and team expansion.
"We started Pledge with the belief that technology can be a powerful lever in the fight against climate change,"
The funding round draws backing from executives across GoCardless, Thredd, Elavon, and other major financial services firms to support commercial growth.
"Research confirmed that the issue faced was universal, with up to 20% of travel bookings failing at checkout as a result. However, for many online travel agencies and airlines, building this solution on top of complex legacy infrastructure can be too expensive and time-consuming. Large players are looking for a solution that sits across their existing payment infrastructure, and that is exactly what Hands In provides."
The funding round was led by the GMC Life Sciences Fund by Praetura to advance clinical trials and expand operations.
Edge Investments has backed the career and university experiential learning provider in its latest funding round.
"We are delighted to partner with Edge and are excited to draw upon their extensive creative economy expertise. We pride ourselves on creating Netflix-quality content for young people to experience careers and courses with leading employers and universities. Edge’s focus on driving social mobility for young people and backing innovative, creative start-ups aligns perfectly with Springpod. We are excited to scale our impact together from the 400,000 young people we have supported to date, to millions."
The seed round was led by Praetura Ventures with backing from Cornerstone VC and SFC Capital.
"Sticky offers a no-code low-code solution that helps businesses innovate at speed. We help our customers see their physical space as an asset and as a way to make more money. The future of physical spaces is well debated but at Sticky there is no debate about their future or value – they are where we all live and work."
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