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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 3 August 2026.
Announcements
5,264
Total raised
£158B
disclosed amounts
This month
£232M
raised so far
The strategic investment deepens product collaboration to bridge the gap between design and construction.
"We believe that meaningful progress towards more sustainable design and make processes starts with better data: captured earlier, verified at the source, and connected across the lifecycle of a project."
The funding round was led by Boost Capital Partners and will support UK expansion and proprietary coaching protocols.
"Right now, the trade-off is access versus quality. Unmoderated AI can scale access but can miss context, and when it’s wrong the cost can be high. Clinicians offer quality, but they can’t see everyone at once. We’re building the future where doctors, AI tools, and a unified data layer work together to reach more people with safer, higher-quality guidance."
Blossom Capital led the seed investment, which will fund product development and international growth.
"The interfaces got better, But underneath, money is still moving on systems built decades ago. That’s where the friction comes from."
AlbionVC led the Series A round for the healthcare-as-a-service provider, with backing from Simplyhealth Ventures, Exceptional Ventures, Cornerstone VC, and BBI.
The London and Paris based startup secured its first outside investment to build enterprise capabilities and expand internationally.
"I (William He) am the co-founder and the CEO of GoCanopy. My professional background is in institutional real estate investment, having spent over five years at Morgan Stanley and Davidson Kempner, where I was directly exposed to the workflows, data fragmentation and decision-making limitations faced by large real estate investors. I also have an engineering background (a master’s degree in engineering from École Centrale Paris), which shaped my conviction that these challenges were fundamentally data problems – and led me to build GoCanopy as a technology-first company."
