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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
63
Total raised
£636M
disclosed amounts
This month
£400K
raised so far
The oversubscribed round was led by Northstar.vc with participation from Upper90 and existing backers.
"We are extremely pleased with the progress to date, and this latest round of investment, from some of the leading names in business and technology, is an endorsement of our strategy and rapid growth."
The Series A round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners with participation from Dynamo Ventures and Episode 1.
"Most employees within freight forwarders spend the majority of their time communicating with the 10-25 different entities that might be associated with a given shipment and coordinating freight movement and documentation. Communication usually runs through email and attachments, so freight forwarders spend countless hours sorting through documents and manually copying data into a Transportation Management System (TMS), their core system of record. But they’re spending far too much time gathering data rather than analysing it, and they’re using outdated tools which are no longer fit for the complexity of today’s operational and logistical demands."
The drone logistics operator received backing from Minerva Business Angels to fund medical delivery trials in the West Midlands.
"Minerva is helping democratise the angel investing landscape with lots of innovative approaches to investing and has built a network of investors which is more typical of the community it serves."
The funding from independent asset manager BOOST&Co will support network growth and the development of the Despatchlab platform.
QIMA led the pre-seed round, which included participation from four minority investors.
"The past 18 months have shown the vulnerabilities in global supply chains. Whether its climate change, political unrest or COVID-19, supply chain disruptions are increasing in frequency and severity. Enterprises need to ensure resiliency but they’re in a catch 22 situation – cost efficient supply chains are vulnerable ones. The good news is that technology can help without compromising competitiveness’"
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