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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 19 October 2026.
Announcements
655
Total raised
£24.5B
disclosed amounts
The investment round was led by existing backers including Sony Innovation Fund.
"We have built a great relationship with our investors, who fully back our mission of using technology to make insurance fairer, and doing so in a sustainable way."
Haatch Ventures backed the seed round, which closed shortly after the company began operations.
The seed round was led by Hambro Perks to support team expansion and commercial growth.
"Food companies are under increasing pressure from customers, investors and regulators to reduce their carbon emissions. This funding and recent Forbes 30 Under 30 recognition, give us the backing we need to expand our team, accelerate our growth, and ultimately give food companies everything they need to reduce emissions and achieve their net-zero targets. We’re delighted to welcome Hambro Perks and LOVE Ventures as investors, and Laura Noorani as a Board Director."
The investment round was led by TELUS with participation from Venrex and Comprador Holdings.
"Waymap has set itself the goal of revolutionising how everyone accesses the world. It is a global undertaking and one that requires investors, like TELUS, that not only share our vision and values, but have the strength of expertise and know-how to make this achievable. At a time of reduced inward venture capital investment in the UK, we are so proud that we have bucked the trend. This is, in no small way, down to the strength of our team, who are totally dedicated to making our towns and cities accessible for everyone."
Existing investor Mercia Ventures backed the seed follow on round to support product development and market expansion.
"By giving carers more time to spend with patients and access to better information, Log my Care helps improve the quality of care for those who need it most. The funding will enable us to continue scaling our business in the UK and extend the positive impact the system is making, by increasing the number of patients it looks after from 20,000 to over 100,000."
