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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

94

Total raised

£1.7B

disclosed amounts

£133M

The upsized funding round was led by existing backers including Ally Bridge Group and Lightrock.

"Versius is very well suited to our needs as a world-leading thoracic surgery department. We have successfully helped patients get the benefit of robotic assisted surgery and we look forward to developing our robotics programme working with CMR and other centres around the world as the adoption of Versius continues."
— Adam Peryt
Series A
$19.0M

The robotics and analytics firm has added backing from Schenker Ventures following its recent Series A raise.

"Technology that operates autonomously, provides real-time insights, possesses intuitive interfaces, and seamlessly integrates can lead to a revolutionary transformation in the day-to-day efficiency, productivity and precision of warehouse operations"
— Andrei Danescu
£3.5M

The financing round was led by EMV Capital alongside Wealth Club and Adjuvo to support expansion in the UK, Europe and the US.

"We are pleased to see Q-Bot close out this important fundraising. The company continues to make strong progress in scaling sales with its innovative use of robotics and artificial intelligence in the Construction Technology industry, and in particular in the retrofit home insulation market. We look forward to seeing its continued success as it scales beyond the UK market, with a focus on market entry in the US and EU."
— Ilian Iliev, CEO
Seed
£2.1M

Elbow Beach Capital provided £1.5m towards the financing alongside a Seedrs round, with participation from Frontier IP and other existing investors.

"The Fieldwork Robotics team combine their significant technical expertise with a drive to create an instant and lasting impact. Agriculture as it stands is not fit for purpose and we need innovative technologies to alleviate the unsustainable levels of waste and improve the economics for the farmer and end customers in the sector. We look forward to working closely with Fieldwork as they tackle this issue head on."
— Jon Pollock, CEO
Series A
£15.0M

Atomico led the Series A round with participation from existing investors including Lakestar, Kindred, and Maersk Growth.

"For those operating warehouses, ensuring 100% fulfilment ‘in time, all the time’ is crucial to meeting the demands of the modern consumer. A critical component to achieving this is high stock accuracy, but staff shortages, manual processes, and the speed demanded by customers means that critical decisions across the supply chain are currently being taken blindly,"
— Andrei Danescu