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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

Most rounds here started life as a press release.

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Seed
£10.4M

The investment was backed by ROKStar Ventures and a group of existing investors to expand the company footprint.

"Operations managers in factories and warehouses have largely been flying blind when it comes to their manual fleets. Slamcore Aware and Slamcore Alert change that from day one, without disruption to existing operations. ROKStar Ventures’ investment tells us that the industry’s most sophisticated players see this as a foundational infrastructure, not just another point solution. As our footprint grows, so does a body of real-world operational data that does not exist anywhere else and that will become the backbone for the next generation of physical AI."
— Owen Nicholson, CEO
Seed
£5.0M

The funding round was led by PXN Ventures with participation from IQ Capital and Northern Gritstone.

"What I see right now is that the companies that will make a radical difference in this emerging AI-driven future are all AI-native, lean on real world data, have genuine impact, and are fundamentally deep tech. Imperagen has each of those characteristics, combining them with outstanding people, phenomenal technology and the undeniable swagger you only get from Manchester. It was a no-brainer to join the team and lead this next stage in its growth."
— Guy Levy-Yurista, CEO
Seed
£4.0M

The seed round was led by Seraphim Space with backing from prominent technology founders and investors.

"Persistent maritime coverage has been too expensive for too long. That has limited what governments and operators can actually see, protect and respond to at sea. We built Online Oceans to change that. This funding allows us to scale production and support customers who need a far more practical way to monitor critical waters, protect infrastructure and maintain awareness over long periods."
— George Morton, Founder and CEO