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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 20 September 2026.

Announcements

126

Total raised

£9.7B

disclosed amounts

This month

£2.2B

raised so far

Debt
£25.0K

The specialist running shop is using the new micro loan to increase floor area and stock inventory.

"I worked in IT for 20 years, during which time running and being active was a saviour for my mental health. I now want to help as many people as possible to reap the same benefits by removing barriers to running. That’s why we don’t just sell trainers and clothing, we give advice on all aspects of training and kit. We also run our own social running club and we have a Community Interest Company that raises funds to help people on their running journey with coaching and therapy when needed."
— Paul Thomas, Director
Debt
£55.0M

The Manchester-headquartered charging network has closed a debt raise from NatWest and KfW IPEX-Bank to grow its infrastructure nationwide.

"We are determined to play an active role in the UK’s transition to a low carbon economy, and accelerating the take up of electric vehicles is a crucial part of the transition. We are delighted to have supported Be.EV with this financing which will drive the growth of its UK public charging network."
— Bruce Riley, Managing Director and Head of Energy Transition
Debt
$125M

The London fintech secured the financing facility from Deutsche Bank to support sales growth and future public market plans.

"We’re thrilled to announce the financing as it marks a transformative step in Zilch’s journey. With this new securitisation, we’re poised to triple sales volumes and achieve significant capital efficiencies as we continue to drive billions in commerce to our retail network and, in turn, hundreds of millions in savings and subsidies to our customer base."
— Philip Belamant, CEO and co-founder
Debt
£250M

The London-based residential energy services company has raised debt financing from Barclays to widen access to domestic green technology.

"Many homeowners naturally want to invest in renewable technologies but are put off by the extraordinarily high upfront costs. That’s why we’re focused on removing barriers to help more households take control of their energy bills and carbon emissions. We’re delighted to be working with Barclays to help us develop and scale flexible finance solutions with all-inclusive cover built-in, to enable homeowners to make the switch to clean, green energy with confidence."
— Simon Phelan, CEO