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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
65
Total raised
£646M
disclosed amounts
The oversubscribed funding round was led by Portage Ventures with participation from F Capital and existing investors.
"Happl began with a simple belief: benefits should be easy to understand, easy to manage and easy to implement. What we’ve built goes far beyond that, a global platform that removes complexity at scale and connects employees with solutions that truly reflect their needs."
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Jenson Ventures backed the oral care brand through its 2025/26 SEIS fund to support upcoming product launches.
"Tahir Oral Care is an exciting addition to our portfolio. The team has developed a genuinely differentiated product in a category that is ripe for innovation. We’re particularly impressed by their focus on user experience and brand, and we look forward to supporting them as they scale."
The Series A round was backed by Meridian Health Ventures, Fuel Ventures, Bolt Angels and Guinness Ventures.
"We have a structural problem in mental health: demand is infinite, capacity is finite. The answer isn’t choosing between technology and therapists, it’s using technology to reach millions of people who will never see a therapist. Clinically governed mental health content, embedded inside the digital experiences people already use, is how we close that gap. But this isn’t just a mental health story, it’s a digital engagement story too. Organisations want their users to actually engage with what they build. JAAQ is the platform that makes both happen, safely and at scale."
Twelve private investors contributed to the equity round to support customer acquisition and team expansion.
The funding round was led by Boost Capital Partners and will support UK expansion and proprietary coaching protocols.
"Right now, the trade-off is access versus quality. Unmoderated AI can scale access but can miss context, and when it’s wrong the cost can be high. Clinicians offer quality, but they can’t see everyone at once. We’re building the future where doctors, AI tools, and a unified data layer work together to reach more people with safer, higher-quality guidance."
