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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

Series A
£2.3M

The investment was led by Flashpoint Venture Capital and Launchub Ventures to support product development and expansion.

"With the new funding, we plan to speed up our growth and redefine the workspace as we know it. By automating all key business processes and significantly improving the members’ experience, OfficeRnD plays a key role in shaping the future of the flexible working. We will use the investment to take the user experience, the functionality depth of our products and the services we provide to a new level and achieve our long-term vision – To Make Flexible Working (Workspace as a Service) the Way of Working."
— Miro Miroslavov, CEO and co-founder
Series A
£3.0M

The funding round was led by Fuel Ventures to support the expansion of ChaseAcademy and product development.

"We’re excited to have joined Chaser on their journey as they continue to deliver effective and ground-breaking Cloud Credit Control. They have already established themselves as a market leader and with the introduction of ChaseAcademy, will only continue to innovate the Cloud Accounting landscape. They have a very exciting future ahead of them and we are thrilled to be a part of it."
— Mark Pearson, Founder
Seed
£300K

The funding round was led by Yoti founder Robin Tombs and backed by various angel investors.

"I first became aware of GoBubble when they approached Yoti to work together enhancing the parent consent flow. I was very impressed by the innovation shown in the creation of the GoBubble platform, particularly the security of the cutting-edge video content moderation. After speaking with Henry, I knew I wanted to be part of his journey and support the ongoing formation of a safe online space for thousands of GoBubble users."
— Robin Tombs, Founder
Series A
£9.1M

The funding round was led by West Hill Capital and values the healthcare technology company at £47.6m.

"This latest round of funding shows that investors are just as excited as we are about the possibility for Visionable to make a real difference to the healthcare industry in the next decade. With just limited funding so far, we have helped the NHS save both lives and thousands of pounds, so there is no limit on what we can continue to achieve"
— Alan Lowe, CEO