Funded Startups in United Kingdom
Across the 50 most recent UK rounds shown (from 2025-11-30 back to 2025-11-11), the largest disclosed amount is FNZ at $650M on 2025-11-14, which dwarfs th…
Across the 50 most recent UK rounds shown (from 2025-11-30 back to 2025-11-11), the largest disclosed amount is FNZ at $650M on 2025-11-14, which dwarfs the rest of the table where only Zilch at $177M (2025-11-16) and Highview Power at $171M (2025-11-11) sit in the same broad high-disclosure range. The list also clusters tightly by time: most entries fall in a two-week window (2025-11-11 to 2025-11-25), with the freshest dates tied to companies like Sentinel ($2M, 2025-11-30) and Uniphy Ltd ($4M, 2025-11-30). Geographically, London dominates the dataset: many rounds are London-based (e.g., HubBox $8M on 2025-11-29; Whitespace $13M on 2025-11-28; Deblock $35M on 2025-11-18), while non-London cities appear but are less frequent. Stage labels are split between disclosed amounts and non-disclosed figures: 4 entries show “undisclosed” amounts (Promote.io; Climb & Conquer; Mantis Live; Burgess; also Genesis Automation Healthcare) and 18 entries use “Venture - Series Unknown” (e.g., Overstone Art on 2025-11-29; Moralbox on 2025-11-21; TMT ID on 2025-11-17).
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Which disclosed rounds are outliers, and how do they compare to the rest of the UK list?
FNZ’s $650M round (2025-11-14) is the single largest disclosed entry and sits far above the next-highest disclosed amounts: Zilch at $177M (2025-11-16) and Highview Power at $171M (2025-11-11). The remaining disclosed rounds are mostly well below these levels, such as Artios Pharma at $115M (2025-11-20) and Cruden Group at $20M (2025-11-24).
Do the most recent UK rounds cluster into a narrow date range, or are they evenly spread?
They cluster heavily: the table runs from 2025-11-30 down to 2025-11-11, and many entries are concentrated between 2025-11-18 and 2025-11-25 (e.g., Deblock $35M on 2025-11-18; Infracost $15M on 2025-11-22; PolyModels Hub $9M on 2025-11-23). The freshest disclosed rounds include Sentinel ($2M, 2025-11-30) and Uniphy Ltd ($4M, 2025-11-30).
Is London disproportionately represented compared with other UK cities in this dataset?
Yes. A large share of rows list London or London, England (e.g., HubBox $8M on 2025-11-29; Whitespace $13M on 2025-11-28; T-Therapeutics $32M on 2025-11-15; FNZ $650M on 2025-11-14), while other cities appear less frequently (e.g., Glasgow: Sentinel $2M on 2025-11-30; Edinburgh: Cruden Group $20M on 2025-11-24; Bristol: Ponda $2M on 2025-11-25).
What stage mix dominates the rounds, and how much is missing or non-standard labeling?
“Venture - Series Unknown” appears often, with 18 entries carrying that label (e.g., Overstone Art $60K on 2025-11-29; Moralbox $720K on 2025-11-21; TMT ID $39M on 2025-11-17). In addition, 4 entries show “undisclosed” amounts (Promote.io on 2025-11-28; Climb & Conquer on 2025-11-25; Mantis Live on 2025-11-25; Burgess on 2025-11-22), which limits disclosed-size comparisons for those deals.
Are there notable sector concentrations that repeat across multiple companies?
Artificial Intelligence shows up repeatedly across different stages and funding sizes, including StirlingX ($11M, 2025-11-29), Whitespace ($13M, 2025-11-28), Valliance ($15M, 2025-11-23), and Adclear ($3M, 2025-11-15). FinTech/finance also appears frequently via entries like Deblock ($35M, 2025-11-18), FNZ ($650M, 2025-11-14), and Overstone Art ($60K, 2025-11-29), suggesting multiple cross-cutting vertical plays in the same period.
Which entry is the smallest disclosed round, and what does that imply about the funding-size spread?
The smallest disclosed amount is $40K for Philanthrify on 2025-11-16 (under “Equity Crowdfunding”). With the largest disclosed amount at $650M (FNZ on 2025-11-14), the disclosed amounts span from very early/low-disclosed figures like Philanthrify to mega-round scales within the same 2025-11-11 to 2025-11-30 window.
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