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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 27 October 2026.
Announcements
405
Total raised
£13.4B
disclosed amounts
This month
£87.7M
raised so far
The London-based simulation technology firm secured backing from Barclays, Graphene Ventures, and Gauss Ventures to drive talent acquisition and product growth.
"Simudyne technology is proven to help banks solve challenges such as understanding market contagion, stress testing and simulating market execution"
The financing round was led by RT Ventures and will support the US commercial roll-out of the company test.
"This Series B financing allows us to commercialize our lead product in patients with advanced lung cancer, following our positive reimbursement decision. We also have an exciting portfolio of future products that will be advanced in parallel to maximize the benefits of our industry-leading InVision Liquid Biopsy platform to patients. We are grateful to our existing investors for their continued support and are delighted to welcome RT Ventures to our already strong investor base. With these funds in place, we look forward to continuing our mission to transform the lives of cancer patients through the power of liquid biopsy."
The funding round was led by Talis Capital to support a rollout across twelve new cities.
"Most rental platforms are trying to get as many people as possible to use their site. We are clearly targeting a highly discerning group of affluent professionals that live in global megacities, love to travel and value great design, quality and locations,"
The Series B round was led by General Catalyst and Stripe.
"We’re excited to work with our new partners General Catalyst, Stripe, Target Global, IGNIA, and others, who today join our earlier investors including seed and series A lead TaL Capital. This marks a critical inflection point in our evolution as a company and at a time when market demand for our fintech-as-a-service platform approach is accelerating"
General Motors acquired a 35% stake in the technology company as part of a round that values the business at $275m.
"This strategic partnership with GM represents a major step forward for wejo and puts us at the forefront of the connected car revolution. It’s a statement of intent from one of the biggest car manufacturers in the world. Connected car data is of enormous value, not least to drivers who will be able to use it to unlock an evolving number of benefits, whether that’s cheaper insurance and fuel or a place to park."
