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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 15 September 2026.

Announcements

102

Total raised

£11.5B

disclosed amounts

Series D+
£40.7M

Teachers' Ventures Growth led the financing round, which pushes the talent platform to a valuation of over $1bn.

"Beamery uses cutting edge technology to help people leaders get a deeper understanding of the existing and required skillsets in their organization to effectively recruit, reskill, redeploy and motivate talent"
— Avid Larizadeh Duggan, Senior Managing Director
Series D+
£30.0M

The funding follows a £75m raise in February and will support ongoing growth and retail lending.

"I’m delighted that the bank’s continued success means that BBVA, Toscafund and Infinity Investment Partners have added to their stake in Atom, and taken new capital investment during 2022 to over £100m. Our prudent, secured lending model, backed by award winning retail savings allows us to make the very most of capital to support income growth and boost customer numbers. This will remain our focus."
— Mark Mullen, Chief Executive Officer
Series D+
£62.0M

Dawn Capital led the Series D round with participation from Atlas Merchant Capital, GSquared, and King River Capital.

"We’ve always been strategic about our approach to fundraising, and closing our highest-ever funding round in a challenging environment for raising capital reinforces the strength of our embedded business model,"
— Angus McDonald, CEO and co-founder
Series D+
£10.4M

The financing was led by OGCI Climate Investments and Capricorn Sustainable Chemistry Fund.

"It is an exciting time for Econic! We are delighted to have the funds to commercialise our technology and thank our existing and new investors for their support to complete this raise. With record high temperatures and soaring oil prices, the timing is right for Econic Technologies."
— Keith Wiggins, CEO
Series D+
£175M

The financing round was co-led by StepStone Group, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and General Catalyst to scale apprenticeship programmes.

"Mandating degrees, and making admissions officers the gatekeepers for great careers, means leaving out thousands of talented individuals,"
— Euan Blair