£1.6M
The pre-seed round was led by Project A Ventures to support product development and infrastructure expansion.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
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The pre-seed round was led by Project A Ventures to support product development and infrastructure expansion.
The funding from UST will support the completion of its technology platform and market launch.
"UST’s renowned presence as leading providers of digital technology and transformation services, and the depth of knowledge of its experts, aligns particularly well with Homely. As a business we want to offer innovative, data-led solutions to the current issues facing the property market."

The pre-seed round was backed by investors from the UK, US, Middle East, and Singapore.
"This is a very exciting time for our business. We are creating a gateway that allows our clients to invest in top performing funds without compromising their values. Our platform democratises access to private markets that were previously only available to the select few, via a seamless digital journey accessible from anywhere in the world."
Waterspring Ventures and The Development Bank of Wales backed the round alongside company founders.
"Our mission at Operati is to offer a completely new approach, creating the first SaaS estimating solution of its kind on the SME market. With a cloud-based end-to-end system built from the ground up specifically for bespoke products and projects, our focus is entirely on meeting customers' needs. We are providing the industry with a much-needed all-in-one estimating and quoting solution, giving access to the latest sales intelligence technology to help SMEs boost their businesses."
The pre-seed round was led by Ascension and includes grant backing from the Greater London Authority.
"We believe that debt management should be proactive, not reactive. Our goal is to help millions of people struggling to pay their bills and credit commitments better manage their debt before it becomes a crisis. In doing so, we believe we can help British people during the cost of living crisis – saving businesses and society billions associated with problem debt."