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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 A
£19.5M

Redpoint Ventures led the Series A round, with participation from Balderton Capital and Point Nine, to fund engineering and international growth.

"Attio's mission is to build a CRM that is not only beautiful and intuitive, but powerful enough to empower businesses to scale. That's why we've spent the last three years building a powerful architecture from scratch specifically for CRM,"
— Nicolas Sharp, CEO and co-founder
Seed
£2.2M

The seed round was led by Y Combinator alongside Garage Capital and FoundersX Ventures.

"Businesses are continually up against it to find cost efficiencies, while creating more hybrid working environments for their people. Mobile devices, whether used for calls, messages or video meetings, are an essential tool for doing business. Devyce makes it easier and cheaper for companies to help their people make best use of the devices they already have at their disposal, wherever they are located."
— Nick Browne, Co-Founder
Seed
£660K

The London-based hospitality stock control platform has raised over £660k to expand its product capabilities.

"What growyze is offering may seem like a simple solution but behind the scenes, we quickly realised that Kati and the team are bringing the very latest workflow automation to an industry that thrives on really small margins…and every penny matters."
— Mark McDermott, CEO
Series A
£8.8M

The investment round was led by Plural with backing from Episode 1 and notable angel investors.

"There's doubt that AI is exploding as a category. New technologies that push the boundaries of what is possible always bring questions of both safety and commercial viability. We believe that AI is bringing about an infrastructure-level change to modern software and our rapid traction in the legal market is testament to its potential."
— Richard Robinson, CEO