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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
503
Total raised
£3.8B
disclosed amounts
This month
£36.9M
raised so far
Fortunis Capital backed the female-led mental wellbeing app to accelerate its growth and service expansion.
"We have huge growth plans – we are the only mental wellbeing app that really, really understands what women need when it comes to their mental wellbeing. In a space where the leading apps are all lead by men it’s time to shake this up."
Passion Capital led the pre-seed round with backing from Seedcamp and notable tech founders.
"Having run a media company in a tough market with a young, millennial workforce, we witnessed first-hand how there was a complete lack of investment in helping this generation with their mental health in a way that they’re used to: a community product that is mobile-first and video-led. We want to make the world a happier place by making working on your mental health as normal as going to the gym."
The online health clinic secured backing from Novator alongside Anthemis Exponential, Vostok New Ventures, and Colle Capital.
"We are building a new kind of healthcare company that gives men simple and accessible solutions for their health and wellbeing problems,"
The speech therapy technology company drew backing from Henley Business Angels and Innovate UK.
"This latest investment shows the belief in the BeneTalk product and team, and helps us move closer to transforming the speech therapy experience for millions of people with our AI-driven speech-tracking technology."
Gresham House Ventures has backed the NHS triage software provider in a round supported by existing shareholders.
"At such a crucial moment for healthcare provision, funding the right businesses in this space is more important than ever. Founded by four innovative GP partners in South London, the eConsult platform has already proven the power of its clinically-led technology, as the most widely used digital consultation solution and the first choice for NHS GP surgeries,"
