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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 3 August 2026.
Announcements
1,120
Total raised
£24.3B
disclosed amounts
The Series A round was led by Nauta Capital with backing from Act VC, Playfair Capital, and Entrepreneur First.
"Our core belief is that employees are happier and more productive when their unique skills – their superpowers – are aligned with roles that use and develop these talents,"
The transit media platform secured £3m from backers including Maven Capital Partners and Change Ventures to scale its technology.
"Investors have recognised that our digital screens offer brands an innovative way to seize the attention of key target audiences as they navigate around London. Our proprietary technology platform provides a unique advertising solution for brands UK-wide. No other organisation is able to offer these opportunities in such a bespoke and measurable way."
The Chester-based cycle insurer has secured £3.4m in a round led by Puma Private Equity to scale customer acquisition and European growth.
"We’re stoked to close this round and onboard Puma Private Equity as we accelerate growth in the UK and Europe, the next big step in our mission to protect the world’s riders. Working with a company aligned with our values combined with their depth of experience in international growth across a wide range of technology-enabled sectors is a perfect match for Bikmo."
The London software firm has secured backing from IQ Capital and Nikon to expand its automated manufacturing platform globally.
"Despite its clear economic and environmental benefits, manufacturers have difficulty implementing additive manufacturing at an industrial scale. This is due to concerns about its reliability and ease of adoption. We believe that automation and smart use of data is the solution to this problem. By partnering with Nikon as a leading technology provider who has a grand vision for the future of manufacturing, and IQ Capital as a deep-tech investor with proven track record of supporting global businesses, we are well positioned to achieve our goal for automating the factories of the future."
The funding round was led by Knife Capital with backing from private investors including Adrian Durham.
"As a young firm, we’re already a key partner to a large number of management consulting firms and major enterprises. This funding is a game-changer, paving the way for new, innovative solutions for our clients and talent,"
