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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
Announcements
5,263
Total raised
£158B
disclosed amounts
Giant Ventures led the seed financing round to help build a comprehensive electric vehicle ecosystem in Europe.
"Papaya is on a mission to electrify Europe's fleets. We are committed to empowering the electrification ecosystem by removing any barriers and connecting service providers and fleets in one single system, where anyone can plug in; creating market efficiencies instead of just company efficiencies."
The London-based construction technology provider raised £14.9m from 2150, Northzone, and Kindred Capital.
"2150 is the ideal partner, and we are proud to have their backing,"
Seraphim Space and Creative Ventures co-led the Series A round to support commercial expansion and technology development.
"We are thrilled to have the support of both Serpahim and Creative as co-leads and the other investors in the round. We look forward to expanding our market-leading technology and our commercial footprint together."
The funding round was backed by angel investors including Sian Fisher and former executives from Axa and Bupa.
"My former career as a surgeon in the NHS and subsequent time as an executive in and around the private healthcare industry gave me all the experience, insight and exposure to see and know what works and what doesn't. More than anything it has given me the passion to build a better way to provide access to private healthcare, making it radically more affordable and available to as many people as possible."
The company has closed a seed round involving backers such as Andrew Jennings to fund application improvements and team growth.
"I invested in Frost for two key reasons: the product, and the founders. From a product perspective, Frost helps customers to save time and money, allowing them to seamlessly switch household utility providers within the app. As founders, Pawel and Edyta have a proven track record and have personally funded Frost in its entirety from concept until launch – something which is highly unusual in fintech."
