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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 4 August 2026.
Announcements
1,961
Total raised
£9.3B
disclosed amounts
The funding was backed by investors including Lyva Labs and the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II.
"This funding allows us to take critical steps in validating and refining our technology. With the support of our partners, we are working to bring a practical solution to healthcare challenges. The collaboration between Lancaster University and Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust laid the foundation for this innovation."
FTV Capital led a growth equity investment into the private markets risk management platform.
"For the past 15 years, our relentless commitment to excellence has been the foundation of our success. We are proud to serve some of the world’s largest private capital managers, while maintaining a culture that never stands still. Innovation drives us—whether through designing customized hedging strategies or developing technology that streamlines operations, mitigates risk, and enhances efficiency for our clients. With the backing of FTV Capital, we are poised to scale faster and deliver even greater value to our growing client base."
The online fashion marketplace has raised £4.5m in a seed round led by Fuel Ventures.
"2025 is shaping up to be a transformative year for Cult Mia as we continue to challenge industry norms and redefine the luxury fashion experience. With the incredible support from our investors and the momentum we’ve built over the last year, we’re focused on scaling our platform, empowering emerging designers, and setting a new standard for ethics and inclusivity in fashion. We’re excited to build on our success in markets like the US and Middle East, and take bold steps towards our vision of making Cult Mia the go-to destination for curated, values-driven luxury."
Fuel Ventures led the seed round for the London fintech as it exits stealth mode.
"Over the past decade, finance teams have moved away from clunky, outdated software to embrace finance and ERP systems which improved productivity and provided automation opportunities. However, for all the incredible opportunities they offered, they have fallen short as finance professionals still had to manually download CSV files, with significant error and fraud risk, and carry out time-consuming reconciliations."
Cedars-Sinai and Oxford Science Enterprises backed the seed round to support expansion into the American market.
"The research produced at Oxford is of the highest caliber. An ongoing relationship with OSE will serve our patients and also strengthen the academic and clinical missions of Cedars-Sinai."
