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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

Pre-Seed
£180K

Leeds digital transformation agency Parallax has backed Vivify Venues ahead of an October launch.

"Vivify’s model sits perfectly with our ethos of using digital solutions to transform an industry and create a highly scalable business. We have worked with one of the co-founders for nearly 10 years and felt this was the perfect opportunity to become a partner who can continually develop the platform to drive growth and revolutionise a sector."
— Dario Grandich, Director
Series A
£2.4M

The funding round was led by Mercia and will support the firm in progressing its multi-cancer diagnostic programmes.

"Worldwide, 26,000 people die from cancer each day. Early detection is critical for effective treatment, but many cancers go undetected for too long. This funding is another significant step forward for ClinSpec Dx in our mission to detect cancer earlier and help to increase patient survival and quality of life."
— Mark Hegarty, CEO
Pre-Seed
£92.0K

The company has also joined the 2020 Techstars accelerator programme.

"We are so pleased to be a part of such a well respected and prestigious accelerator. Techstars 2020 marks the next stage in our development as we continue to see huge growth in our business and increased opportunity in the industry. We are looking forward to being able to continue to empower experience providers, delivering beautifully simple management solutions so they can focus on creating outstanding experiences."
— Callum Hemsley, CEO
Seed
£160K

Turquoise International backed the electric vehicle software developer through its Low Carbon Innovation Fund 2.

"Spark’s technology addresses an important barrier to EV adoption, for passenger cars as well as buses and trucks. With EVs likely to make up 30% of global car sales by 2025, accurate range prediction is essential. This investment is consistent with LCIF2’s remit to support innovative, low-carbon technologies in the UK."
— Ian Thomas, managing director
Series A
£2.0M

The healthtech business raised the capital from Mercia, the Future Fund, and its founder to enhance its remote care platform.

"MyPathway has really proved its worth during the lockdown. With routine appointments having to be cancelled, it has made it so much easier for hospitals to communicate with patients and keep track of their condition."
— John Eaglesham, CEO