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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

Series A
£5.0M

The funding round was co-led by Pembroke VCT and Airbridge Equity Partners to support product development and team expansion.

"This funding marks an exciting new chapter for CybaVerse. Having such a high calibre of investors onboard validates our vision to design and deliver innovative solutions that empower MSPs and SMEs. With this investment, we will accelerate CybaOps development, enhance AI-driven features, and expand our team to bring smarter, more scalable security to MSPs and SMEs, all while staying true to our mission of simplifying cyber security for everyone."
— Oliver Spence, CEO
Seed
£320K

The oversubscribed angel round attracted 14 investors and will support trial phases ahead of a formal product launch.

"Every parent knows the feeling of being stuck in daily device battles – you set the rules for your child but their friends don’t have any, so suddenly you’re the mean parent. But I know from experience with my own children and their screen time that these rules are absolutely essential not just to preserve the conditions necessary for healthy childhood development, but to teach them good digital habits that’ll protect them while they’re online. That’s ultimately why I left a career in consulting to found Orbiri. I genuinely believe that you can’t win as a parent acting alone – we’re facing a systemic challenge that requires collective action."
— Jason Michaelides, founder and CEO
Grant
£4.8M

The funding from the UK Space Agency supports the establishment of a new advanced manufacturing facility in Gloucester.

"The opening of this manufacturing facility is a win for British ingenuity and a testament to our commitment to backing our homegrown space sector. The innovative technology developed here will support everything from our thriving satellite industry to future deep space missions."
— Liz Lloyd, Space Minister