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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
Announcements
5,263
Total raised
£158B
disclosed amounts
Mobeus backed the independent internet service provider with a multi-million pound injection to accelerate rural fibre rollout.
"The insatiable demand for data isn’t going anywhere and we have a significant opportunity to leverage our established position in Kent. With this new funding and Mobeus’s partnership behind us, we can achieve this with pace and agility."
WhereIsMyTransport secures a Series A extension led by Naspers Foundry, Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund, and SBI Investment to expand its mobility data offering.
"Our initial round gave us the leverage we needed to enter new markets, and to broaden our reach. Securing additional funding now, as cities experience unparalleled changes to their mobility landscapes, is testament to the many opportunities that we create by producing accurate and reliable public transport data, and to our market-leading position,"
The funding round was led by OMERS Ventures with participation from Felix Capital and various private investors.
"We’re really excited to be partnering with the OMERS Ventures and Felix Capital teams – both to expand our product offering and also inspire even more people to decorate, all around the world. At Lick we offer paint, wallpapers, blinds and decorating supplies, but what we’re really building is a people-powered decorating movement; and confidence in decorators of every level to transform their spaces, and make their homes their own."
QIMA led the pre-seed round, which included participation from four minority investors.
"The past 18 months have shown the vulnerabilities in global supply chains. Whether its climate change, political unrest or COVID-19, supply chain disruptions are increasing in frequency and severity. Enterprises need to ensure resiliency but they’re in a catch 22 situation – cost efficient supply chains are vulnerable ones. The good news is that technology can help without compromising competitiveness’"
The funding round was backed by Mundi Ventures and Eka Ventures.
"We’ve continued to grow strongly throughout the pandemic and that has been attractive for both new and existing investors. Our tech platform means we can grow our customer base rapidly without having to build an army of customer service agents. That said, we’ve got ambitious growth plans, so we’ll be doubling our headcount in the next 12 months to support that."
