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The Southport-based animated video producer secures backing from the Angel CoFund and Redstone Venture Managers.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 15 September 2026.
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The Southport-based animated video producer secures backing from the Angel CoFund and Redstone Venture Managers.
The investment round was supported by existing principal backer Oxford Capital alongside IP Group and Parkwalk Advisors.
"Everyone at Arkivum is delighted to have secured the latest funding round. This represents a validation of our offering, the company’s business model and plans for strategic expansion."
The investment was led by British Smaller Companies Venture Capital Trusts to scale the Elemez analytics tool.
"YFM’s support will be instrumental in driving our future growth as we look to further develop our offering and customer base. Elemez’ analytics are key to improving productivity for enterprises where mobile solutions are business critical. YFM’s investment will enable us to recruit additional talent to meet the increasing demand from device manufacturers, managed service providers and enterprise customers."
YFM Equity Partners and Maven Capital Partners back the management buyout with a £12m funding package.
"The telecoms infrastructure market is experiencing sustained growth and our business is ideally positioned to grasp the opportunity for expansion as increasing client demand continues to reflect the need for access to reliable, high capacity networks. With the backing of Maven and YFM, allied to our existing client support infrastructure, we look forward to capitalising on the opportunity to gain additional market share, and pursuing a strategic acquisition programme."
The funding round was led by BGF Ventures to support sales expansion and product development.
"When I worked in the NHS I saw how much money was wasted on hiring locums from expensive recruitment agencies. Network Locums’s software can help hospitals and GP practices dramatically cut their spending on recruitment, as well as making sure that the best and most caring doctors are the first to be offered shifts."