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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 15 September 2026.
Announcements
220
Total raised
£18.3B
disclosed amounts
This month
£14.8M
raised so far
Nimble Ventures led the financing round with participation from Lockheed Martin's fund, Calculus Venture Capital, Entrepreneur First, and LM Ventures.
"Quoting is one of the biggest hidden bottlenecks in precision machining: move too slowly, and shops can lose the opportunity, or price inaccurately and they can lose margin once the job reaches production,"
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5,911 investors
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TNS Global led the strategic investment round to support geographic expansion and technology evolution.
"We are excited to support eSIM Go in its next phase of growth. The company represents a strong strategic fit with our vision to expand into scalable, profitable and high-growth digital connectivity segments, complementing our core digital infrastructure footprint."
YFM Equity Partners has backed Exeter-based Shopify agency Swanky with a £7.6m investment.
YFM Equity Partners backed the digital funeral planning provider to support its expansion and marketing efforts.
"Aura is well positioned at a point of structural change in the funeral services market. The team has built a differentiated, digital-first proposition that combines strong regulatory foundations with a high-quality customer experience. Importantly, they are doing so with a clear sense of purpose – helping to modernise and improve an industry that has historically underserved consumers. We were particularly impressed by the strength and ambition of the team, and their vision to build a broader end-of-life planning platform."
The funding round was led by Preqin founder Mark O'Hare through Valhalla Ventures.
"AI has changed the pace of legal drafting. Client expectations have shifted, volumes are rising, and the old model of document-by-document automation no longer scales. What firms need now is drafting infrastructure – systems that embed structure, governance and human oversight alongside AI capability. That’s how you scale without diluting quality. Avvoka exists to build that infrastructure. We help legal teams turn their knowledge into structured, supervised systems that increase output while protecting their edge."
