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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 4 November 2026.
Announcements
6,263
Total raised
£165B
disclosed amounts
This month
£177M
raised so far
The funding will support North Sea Systems in building new systems and growing its team.
"The past decade has been an exciting journey for our team, as we worked to refine our innovative systems and establish our technology in an industry where precision, reliability and reputation is vital."
The transport technology scaleup will use the capital to scale its North American footprint and widen its product portfolio.
"The investment from ENV, Foresight Group, and Gresham House Ventures will support us in our mission to optimise transport networks and improve urban infrastructure, increasing both the safety and sustainability of our roads. Our growth over the past year is a testament to our hard-working team, and we look forward to the opportunities that 2023 will bring, especially when it comes to expanding our product suite and continuing our international expansion."
The online hospitality talent platform has secured Series B backing from investors including Balderton Capital, Wendel Group, Serena Capital, and Square Capital.
"For so many organisations, finding qualified workers to fill their rotas can be a total nightmare. Brigad solves this problem at scale, offering workers the flexibility and recognition they deserve."
The round was led by MassMutual Ventures with backing from Coalition Capital, Earlybird, and Seedcamp.
WAVE Equity Partners led the Series B round, which will fund international expansion and product development.
"Energy-intensive industries and data centers have a crucial role to play in achieving a lowcarbon economy. Our mission is for QiO to be the partner of choice for businesses that want to take decisive action today to accelerate their progress to net zero. With our proven technology, demonstrable track record of delivering energy and GHG emissions savings, and this Series B funding, QiO is well-placed to support energy intensive businesses as they come under greater scrutiny from customers, investors, regulators and governments to deliver on net zero targets."
