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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
The publisher-focused data platform has secured £14m from Octopus Ventures and EQT Ventures to drive North American expansion and research.
"We’re really excited to announce this new milestone, which will help us to continue the momentum of helping publishers to understand and monetize their audiences. It’s our mission to reset advertising and to protect privacy while making data useful, and this funding will help us towards working for this goal."
The online marketplace has raised £5m from Fuel Ventures and other investors to fund a rollout across 140 new territories.
"The injection of this additional funding not only allows us to substantially grow the operational side of the business, but it gives the OnBuy team backing from phenomenal investors who can bring an array of eCommerce experience and expertise to the table, bolstering an already strong globalisation strategy."
The seed round was led by Nauta Capital to support platform enhancement and team growth.
"The idea of NumberEight started by asking a simple question: why can’t my sophisticated smartphone automatically recommend music to me based on my current mood and activity?"
Ada Ventures led the seed round with participation from Form Ventures, RLC Ventures, and Ascension Ventures.
"Collective action protects rights and changes lives; our platform makes that possible for every single worker. Through Organise, members can access the support, technology, networks, and confidence they need to find a voice and make it heard."
Wesley Clover and the Development Bank of Wales led the seed financing to accelerate the development of cloud visualisation and editing features.
"With heightened emphasis on the criticality of excellent technology infrastructure, all businesses should be able to maximise the benefits of Infrastructure as Code to speed up software delivery, reduce costs, and improve product quality. Whether it is because of a skills gap, a lack of knowledge, or aninability to deploy it at scale, Infrastructure as Code needs to be made more accessible to a wider cross-section of the business community. We’re excited to launch our platform into that space."
