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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

55

Total raised

£156M

disclosed amounts

This month

£725K

raised so far

Seed
£500K

The University of Nottingham spinout secured the follow-on investment via fund manager Mercia Ventures.

"This funding from Midlands Engine Investment Fund II will take us one step further towards our mission to roll out our device and give new hope to people with Tourette’s. Having Mercia Ventures on board as a partner provides additional value, given its expertise in backing businesses that are developing new products and helping them gain entry to the US market."
— Paul Cable, CEO
Grant
£500K

The funding round was backed by Henley Business Angels and Innovate UK.

"continued support will ensure that the impact of our newest technologies will not just be limited to sportsmen and women, but will benefit the broader population through medical applications of our technology as well"
— Tim Brownstone, Founder and CEO
Seed
£1.5M

Wealth Club led the EIS funding round with participation from existing investor Blackfinch Ventures.

"I’m delighted to welcome Wealth Club as a shareholder at this really exciting time in our growth trajectory. We’re already starting to see the profound impact we’re having on safety and efficiency in the rail industry through the implementation of our geofencing technology. With Wealth Club on board, I’m excited to increase this impact and together, work towards our mission of putting an end to preventable fatalities in heavy industries."
— Leo Scott Smith, CEO and founder
Seed
£150K

British Design Fund led the investment to support the rollout of artificial intelligence and neurotechnology tools designed to mitigate industrial accidents.

"Human error is a factor in almost all workplace accidents and our mission at FC Labs is to get to the heart of the problem, with a simple, low cost solution."
— Mathew Norbury