£1.0M
The funding round includes backing from Mindset Ventures Music Tech, Willard Ahdritz, Dan Runcie, Hazel Savage, and Leansquare.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
332
Total raised
£3.1B
disclosed amounts
The funding round includes backing from Mindset Ventures Music Tech, Willard Ahdritz, Dan Runcie, Hazel Savage, and Leansquare.
The triple dragon investment will help the EdTech studio expand its curriculum-aligned mobile games.
"Before I headed into the studio, I watched every previous episode of the show and prepared responses for every possible question. I was surprised at how impressed all of the tycoons were, and I’m delighted to have been offered investment from not one, but three of them"
The Exeter-based travel technology business has secured equity funding led by The FSE Group.
"Travel to events is often expensive, inefficient, and environmentally damaging. STAXY exists to change that. Our technology gives fans better options and clubs better data. With this new investment, we’ll be able to build on our early momentum, deepen our technology offering, and scale our impact across the events industry."
Calculus Capital led a £1.5m seed investment to fund product development and international expansion.
"Frontline workers are the backbone of the service economy, yet they remain under-served by outdated systems that make tipping opaque, distribution slow, and compliance a headache for employers. With the shift to a cashless society and the introduction of the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023, businesses are under increasing pressure to manage tips fairly and transparently, while workers struggle to make their earnings go further."
The round was co-led by Oxford Science Enterprises and Cedars-Sinai to accelerate US expansion.
"We’ve spent the last two years proving that remote monitoring can transform neurological care. Clinicians are getting clearer insight without added workload, patients no longer face months of uncertainty between visits, and gain confidence that changes will be recognized rather than missed."