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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

Seed
£13.0M

Beech Tree Private Equity has backed Transparity Solutions in a seed round to accelerate organic growth and strategic acquisitions.

"In today’s evolving environment, our customers need us and the tools we specialise in more than ever, supporting organisations through COVID and beyond in a sustainable way is essential for us to focus on."
— David Jobbins, CEO
Seed
£3.6M

The Glasgow technology firm secured £3.6m led by FNZ to prepare for its commercial launch.

"Our personal experiences are what led to us to establish Exizent. We believe the administrative tasks facing families after the death of a loved one should be far easier, and that modern technology solutions and services can make this a reality."
— Nick Cousins, Founder and CEO
Debt
£20.4M

The funding round was led by Mouro Capital with participation from existing backers and angel investors.

"Uncapped was born out of frustrations I faced launching and running my first business. I didn’t want to take financing from the banks because they all wanted personal guarantees. Venture capital wasn’t ideal either as I didn’t want to lose equity, so I repeatedly missed out on growth opportunities. With this further funding Uncapped is ideally positioned to help hundreds of more businesses across the UK and Europe grow to their full potential."
— Asher Ismail
Series A
£1.2M

The extension round follows a recent raise earlier in the year and brings total Series A funding to £8.5m.

"We decided to bring forward some elements of our roadmap to be in a position to scale faster as the gaming market explodes. We’re the only company approaching the media of gaming as an infrastructure play rather than a sales play, so our priority is to keep building a scalable platform to monetise games, while maintaining the user experience in-play,"
— Sam Huber, CEO