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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
55
Total raised
£156M
disclosed amounts
This month
£725K
raised so far
The capital will support product development and clinical deployment for the rheumatic disease platform.
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The safety technology company will use the capital to advance product development and field testing for its wearable rescue indicators.
"We are thrilled to welcome TrapDtek to our portfolio. Hunter has tackled a human problem with a compelling combination of deep technology and user-centric design. By turning complex radio-frequency technology into a simple physical product, TrapDtek equips emergency responders with a powerful tool in difficult environments. The platform offers strong potential across rescue and broader safety-critical applications, and we look forward to supporting the team through their next phase of growth."
The company raised the capital via FounderCatalyst to drive product development and validate its technology for elite sports.
"We are shifting the paradigm from 'snapshots' to a continuous 'live feed' of metabolic performance,"
The fitness tech start-up raised the capital to support the hybrid sport boom.
"Hybrid fitness is the fastest-growing participation sport globally, yet the digital infrastructure supporting athletes has lagged behind. Our ambition is to build the technology layer that helps athletes train with greater precision, understand their performance and prepare effectively for competition."
Henley Business Angels contributed to the £1.1m financing round for the workplace safety wearable maker.
"Too many workers only discover the impact of hazards like noise or vibration exposure years after the damage is done. By then, it’s too late. This funding allows us to keep building tools that help employers see risk as it develops, not after the harm has already occurred. Prevention has to happen in real time, on the person, not retrospectively in a report. spacebands was founded on the belief that better data leads to better decisions and safer outcomes. By giving employers visibility of exposure that has historically gone unmeasured, the company aims to reduce avoidable harm, protect workers’ long-term health, and help organisations demonstrate effective control of risk."
