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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 30 September 2026.
Announcements
2,182
Total raised
£9.5B
disclosed amounts
The funding follows an initial investment in 2023 and will support international growth.
"I am delighted to take on the position of Chair at Cyacomb. Through my time working with the company, I’ve seen the impact its technology makes and its growth opportunities. As Chair, I’m looking forward to building on the momentum within the company and supporting its mission to enable the swift and thorough identification of harmful digital content."
The Nottingham-based scheduling infrastructure provider has raised £15m from growth capital investor BGF.
"Cronofy is a stand-out tech success story that has achieved global recognition in its vertical for having the most reliable embedded scheduling infrastructure. Its ROI for a range of different customer types and size, including enterprise, is compelling. It has a customer centric, product first growth strategy that has already generated 60% of its sales from the more mature US market. We look forward to partnering with this impressive management team who have a proven track record in solving problems for customers and scaling tech businesses."
The insurtech firm has raised funds to complete its technology stack and expand integration capabilities for retailers.
"Loxa is on a mission to rebuild trust in repair-first insurance and unlock significant value for UK retailers in the expanding product protection market. This fundraise marks a significant step in our journey. The process can be fraught but partnering with the right investors, like those we found through AIN, makes all the difference. We’re excited to use these funds to scale Loxa, execute our ambitious plans, and get this business motoring towards profitability."
British Design Fund backs the medical technology startup as it prepares to launch its first consumer products.
"We are delighted to have the backing of the British Design Fund. Sleep health has a profound impact on physical and mental wellbeing, and our technology is designed to help individuals and families achieve better rest. With the support of our investors, we are one step closer to making refreshing, uninterrupted sleep a reality for everyone."
The seed round was led by Sir David Harding and will fund a relocation to a new facility at Imperial's White City Deep Tech Campus.
"We’re creating protein sequences that don’t exist in nature to have the performance specifications we need while also being highly manufacturable"
