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Pembroke VCT backed the Series A round, which Eave will use to accelerate international growth.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
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Pembroke VCT backed the Series A round, which Eave will use to accelerate international growth.
Parkwalk led the follow-on investment round to support the market launch of the company's mental health assessment tool.
"Diagnosing mental health issues correctly in primary care can be difficult, due to time constraints and the fact that mental health conditions can be masked by physical symptoms. Delays in diagnosing—or misdiagnosis—mean that it can take several years for an individual with depression to be correctly diagnosed. For bi-polar disorder the average delay is six to eight years. The consequence of this is that many people suffer unnecessarily from debilitating symptoms that could be successfully treated. It is clear that faster and earlier diagnosis followed by the most appropriate treatment will improve the quality of life of affected individuals, while at the same time relieving pressure on the healthcare system"
The investment was led by Calculus Capital with continued backing from Mercia Fund Management.
"We are delighted to complete a further funding round with investors who share our vision. It provides a really meaningful opportunity to capitalise on the growth opportunities emerging as the world of work continues to see accelerated change."

The luxury resale platform raised £4.7m from dmg ventures, Hunt Investment Group, and Concurrence Capital to drive international expansion and recruitment.
"It is brilliant to receive further backing from such esteemed business leaders, most notably during what has been an incredibly tough year for certain sectors. This investment comes at a crucial stage of our journey. The valued support and investment from new and existing investors will allow us to continue our rapid expansion at a time when we are moving towards a more international model. It’s great to see business leaders investing in the luxury resale market, as we move to a more sustainable and conscious way of living, as well as supporting circular fashion which people are buying into increasingly."
Angel Academe led the seed investment in the cyber-security platform.
"For such an early stage business, Eva and the Bewica team were extremely well-organised and ready for investment. With the drastic increase in virtual working and business conducted online, cyber fitness is a major and growing concern for SMEs, so the timing felt right. Also, Bewica was developed in partnership with customers such as banks and insurance providers as a direct response to the growing threat of cyber crime for their own clients, so the product-market fit was another strong reason to invest. We’re excited to see what the future holds for Bewica and happy to be counted among their early supporters."