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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 August 2026.
Announcements
5,266
Total raised
£159B
disclosed amounts
This month
£244M
raised so far
The ethical data pioneer raised £1.5m from backers including Mercia and 1818 Capital to expand globally.
"CitizenMe enables people and brands to co-create better digital products and services. We are delighted that Mercia and 1818 share our belief in a sustainable digital future and our lead in the new Zero Data category."
The Aberdeen technology startup secured backing from investors including Scottish Enterprise to expand its Proteus software platform.
"We are delighted to today be announcing the successful close of our fundraise."
The pre-seed round was backed by angel investors and Harwood Capital to support product development.
"We envision a hospitality industry where drinks listing deals are fair, open and accessible for everyone."
Visionaries Club led the seed round with backing from Lowercarbon Capital, Breyer Capital, and Zinal Growth.
"Currently, no easy and scalable way exists for companies of any size to understand and remove their emissions. Traditional carbon measurement and offsetting solutions are costly and difficult to implement and so only accessible to a restricted group of larger companies. We started Pledge to enable any company to launch high quality and verified climate products in the easiest and fastest way possible. Our mission is to raise climate awareness and empower businesses to accelerate their net zero transition, becoming a positive contributor to the current crisis."
The Series A round was led by Saras Capital with participation from BACKED, Chalfen Ventures, and Entrepreneur First, and will fund team expansion.
"Automation is already used by many semiconductor manufacturers. However, even in advanced fabs where scheduling itself is automated, the software used to make these decisions tends to be based on predefined rules programmed by humans and determined by historical data. Yes, it can calculate different options far quicker than a human operator could, but the options are still ‘best guesses’ rather than optimal outcomes."
