A total of £356.81 million was raised by 17 technology (including 4 FinTechs and 2 SaaS) companies over the last 7 days bringing the total for 2019 to £1.283 billion:
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- London based MarTech company 3radical, which operates an audience engagement platform raised £1 million investment from Stephen Kelly (ex-Sage CEO) and Steve Garnett.
- Bristol based AgriTech company LettUs Grow, which brings affordable food growing to the modern city raised £550k Grant funding from Innovate UK (£400K), Green Challenge Fund (£100K) and Vodafone (£50K).
- London based SaaS company DeepCrawl, which analyses your website architecture to understand and monitor technical issues to improve SEO performance raised £2.4 million Series A investment from Beringea.
- London FinTech company Rapyd, which helps businesses and their customers pay and be paid however they choose raised £31.25 million Series B investment from General Catalyst Partners, Target Global, Stripe and IGNIA.
- London based Fintech company Starling Bank, which provides personal and business mobile banking service raised £75 million Series C investment from Merian Global Investors and existing investors.
- Chester based TravelTech company Wejo, which has created a world leading connected car data marketplace raised £19.4 million investment from General Motors.
- Manchester based FinTech company Life’s Great (t/a Mojo Mortgages), which provides a free online mortgage brokering services raised £7 million Series A investment from NVM Private Equity, Maven Capital Partners and Epiphany Capital.
- Wilmslow based FinTech company My Digital Accounts, which services the temporary labour market with a payment solution for every link of the contractor supply chain raised £1.25 million investment from Maven managed NPIF.
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