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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.

Announcements

5,263

Total raised

£181B

disclosed amounts

Pre-Seed
£400K

The pre-seed round was led by Techstart Ventures and will support team expansion and product integrations.

"Most companies are sitting on a growing pile of crucial customer feedback, but they lack the tools to actually make sense of it. We love that Prodsight unlocks this trapped value for customers by extracting actionable insights from customer feedback channels, allowing users to make the product changes that will matter the most."
— Mark Hogarth, Partner
Seed
£2.1M

The funding round was led by Maven Capital Partners and will support the expansion of the company digital workplace platform.

"Oak is an amazing product with tremendous potential. It enables organisations to engage their employees including deskless workers and provides a range of internal communications tools that integrate seamlessly with office applications. We are thankful for the great funding partners we have in Maven, NorthStar Ventures and Finance Durham and look forward to working with them as Oak scales"
— Will Murray, CEO
Debt
£5.0M

Caple has provided an unsecured eight-year loan to support the healthtech company's domestic and international growth.

"Many successful businesses are growing by developing intangible assets such as intellectual property or services. However, while banks can lend against the tangible assets in a business, they can only do so up to the value of those physical assets available as collateral. After that, they cannot help."
— Sean Brophy, Country Manager, UK
Series A
£3.0M

The funding round was led by Praetura Ventures with participation from BMJ and angel investors.

"Those best placed to solve the challenges facing our healthcare system are the people who have worked on the frontline. Jing and I both struggled to maintain a healthy work-life balance as junior doctors, and we watched countless colleagues step away from full-time practice and into the world of locum agencies as a result of the daily pressures faced by medics. We felt there must be a better way of doing things; one where the NHS could staff wards safely and affordably, and where healthcare workers could find the right working balance for them, without the need for an expensive middleman. That’s why we created Patchwork."
— Anas Nader, Co-founder