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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
308
Total raised
£4.1B
disclosed amounts
This month
£27.8M
raised so far
BGF and Tencent join existing shareholders to support the biotechnology company in advancing its drug development programmes.
"We are delighted to have significantly added to our Series A financing, which we see as a strong validation of both our technology and our progress to date. I would like to thank Tencent and BGF for their belief in our potential, as well as all our existing investors for their continued support."
The funding was co-led by Kadmos Capital and Clay Capital to expand the company's enzyme engine and wet-lab capabilities.
"Scindo represents exactly the type of company we seek to back – one that combines data-driven approaches with strong technical talent to address sustainability challenges,"
The seed round was backed by Redalpine, IQ Capital Partners, and Seedcamp.
"AI offers an opportunity to transform drug discovery, but it is still incredibly challenging for organisations to build their own capabilities. DaltonTx exists to change that. We are solving high-impact challenges with adaptive AI-enabled systems that integrate into scientific workflows, evolve with every experiment, and give organisations lasting AI capability."
The financing round was backed by BGF, Parkwalk, and Meltwind to drive therapeutics discovery in autoimmune and other common diseases.
"Our founders have led the field by developing technology to map 3D interactions on a whole-genome scale, and integrating these data with comprehensive multi-omics datasets. We now have the technological capabilities to decipher the causal biology that drives complex and common genetic diseases, with the potential to develop truly effective new blockbuster therapies."
The financing round was led by SV Health Investors and will fund initial human trials for the company lead candidate in ALS and Parkinson's.
"Developing new drugs to treat neurological diseases is very challenging, but is receiving increased interest given the high unmet medical need and growing prevalence in ageing populations."
