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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.
Active Partners led the Series A round to fund global expansion for the London-based e-jeweller.
"With Active Partners on board we now believe we have the external capital and expertise to complement our amazing team to succeed in growing the business and owning the ‘bespoke’ space in fine jewellery."
The seed round was led by Felix Capital, LocalGlobe and A/O PropTech to fund platform expansion and team growth.
"We are building the global rental brand by using tech to offer flexibility and smart services to renters. We put them first because by improving the experience for renters, we positively disrupt the economic model for property investors and owners – enabling them to maximise their yield with minimum hassle."
Nexthash led the £2.5m investment to help the software engineer learning platform establish a global footprint.
"Skills Matter is a great example of a highly scalable, internationally facing growth business actively disrupting its sector. It is pioneering new, pedagogical methods to help global tech talent strive for continued progress as we head into the 2020s. Today, Skills Matter already reaches 1% of the global professional software engineering population and are uniquely positioned to take a significant slice of a global multi-billion dollar market for technology talent and skills, and we are proud to be able to help them on their journey."
The Series D round was led by Mitsubishi Corporation with backing from investors across three continents.
"The funding is further evidence of Japanese interest in Africa and in PAYG solar energy globally. Mitsubishi Corporation’s extensive reach, sector specific and technological expertise will help us to reach more people without reliable access to modern utilities and services at even greater scale."
Atomico led the Series A investment to support geographic expansion and team growth.
"Despite being critical infrastructure for our society, childcare has been overlooked for far too long. We’ve already seen how profoundly our services can improve the well-being of families, as well as older adults and children who have a chance to connect with another generation while working. We’re excited for Atomico to help us scale our vision of building a completely new way of doing childcare so even more families can benefit."
