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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

655

Total raised

£24.5B

disclosed amounts

Series D+
£12.9M

The Series D round was backed by European banks and investors including Groupe BPCE and Crédito Agrícola.

"We are excited to continue our partnership with Meniga, which currently empowers the digital banking experience for our over 10 million users, and provides more than 100 million insights for our users every year. We are looking forward to seeing the firm’s continued focus on enrichment as well as personalised insights. These capabilities are critical for all BPCE banks to effectively engage with their end users and we have seen firsthand how Meniga’s solution is a key component for banks to succeed."
— Emmanuel Puga Pereira, Chief Digital Officer
Seed
£3.9M

The seed round was led by Accel with participation from several prominent institutional funds and angel investors.

"The vast majority of marketers’ time is spent on work other than copy generation, so we see significant potential in augmenting and automating these tasks. To do this, we’ve combined the latest AI technologies (retrieval augmented generation, autonomous agents and multi-modal models) to chain together workflows that capture more of marketers’ repetitive activities, giving them time back to focus on higher impact tasks. We’re excited to continue on this mission with this new investment round and having the Accel team join us on this journey."
— Ben Hacking, CEO
£12.7M

Mazda joined existing investors Amadeus Capital Partners, Atlantic Bridge Ventures, and Cambridge Innovation Capital in backing the Cambridge-based firm.

"Secondmind and Mazda have been aligned from day one around a common goal of enabling continuous optimization of vehicle design and performance and helping the automotive industry deliver in the era of the software-defined vehicle. This expanded strategic partnership agreement strengthens our long-standing relationship of deep collaboration, and we are proud to support Mazda in opening new avenues for AI innovation in automotive engineering by way of Mazda’s advanced AI research and education strategy. We’re excited to welcome Mazda as an investor in this funding round alongside Amadeus Capital Partners, Atlantic Bridge, and Cambridge Innovation Capital, and we look forward to leveraging this infusion of capital to accelerate the development and commercial deployment of more high-value system design optimization and calibration applications for Mazda and the automotive industry at large."
— Gary Brotman, Chief Executive Officer