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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 3 August 2026.
Announcements
594
Total raised
£887M
disclosed amounts
The over-subscribed funding round was supported by private UK and European investors and the Capital Pilot Boost Fund.
"Throughout two years of concept development, we’ve proven our concept and demonstrated that mental wellbeing and coaching should be prioritised in sports performance. We can’t wait to scale our product and continue creating immersive content for amateurs and pros alike."
The pre-seed round was led by Cherry Ventures and Mosaic Ventures with backing from several angel investors.
"If you want to transition to a new career or learn a new skill, mentorship is the most effective way to reach that goal. But, due to the changing employment landscape, finding relevant mentors is harder than ever, especially for startup employees. With Vektor AI, you get direct professional guidance from someone who has been in your shoes and can help you get to where you want to go."
The hospitality tech start-up has raised its fourth pre-seed round from industry leaders to fund its commercial rollout.
"Ambl’s USP is in its ability to connect spontaneous moments of dining and drinking out with brilliant venues who have real-time availability. In just one click, venues can turn-off or turn-on the platform to show seats are currently available: combatting last minute cancellations, detrimental no shows or unexpected lulls in bookings. The best bit, turning on the autoresponder does all the hard work for the venue – adding bookings to calendars and responding promptly to customers."
The pre-seed round was backed by angel investors including figures from Octopus Ventures and Syndicate Room.
The pre-seed round was led by Hambro Perks with backing from Fuel Ventures, 1818 Ventures, and APX.
"Like many people, I know first-hand the frustrations of trying to manage long-term conditions. Our goal is to give both patients and clinicians the tools and insights they need to have better conversations and make more informed treatment decisions together. The pilot in NHS England is our first step towards making Aide available to everyone with chronic illness."
