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In November, over 320 global companies secured new funding. Here are some of the most notable UK raises.

UK companies raising funding in November

PhysicsX, £124m plus (Industrial AI)
PhysicsX builds AI models that replace heavy engineering simulations, helping manufacturers design and test products far more efficiently. The new funding will accelerate global expansion and support the development of larger physics foundation models used by aerospace, automotive, energy and semiconductor teams.

Artios Pharma, £92m (Biotech and oncology)
A Cambridge biotech developing next generation cancer treatments. The investment is focused on expanding key clinical trials, including its ATR inhibitor programme, and moving more candidates into Phase 2. This is a scale up moment for Artios as it prepares for future regulatory milestones.

Deblock, £25.8m (Fintech and on chain banking)
Deblock offers a fully on chain European banking platform linked to a standard euro account. The new capital supports expansion into Germany and other key EU markets, with a focus on product localisation, compliance and growing European operations.

Vyntelligence, £24m (AI video and field operations)
Vyntelligence helps utilities, telecoms and field teams diagnose problems quickly through short video captures analysed by AI. The raise supports US expansion and further development of its video intelligence platform, with strong demand from companies looking to improve operational efficiency.

Reelables, £8.3m (Logistics and smart labels)
Reelables produces ultra thin Bluetooth and 5G smart labels used for real time supply chain tracking. Funding is aimed at scaling manufacturing capacity to 100 million labels a year, along with boosting engineering and R&D teams.

International companies also funded in November

More than 200 companies outside the UK also raised significant rounds. A few of the largest include:

• Luma AI - £720m (Series C)
• Suno - £200m (Series C)
• Ferroelectric Memory Company - £71.4m (Series C)
• AirOps - £32m (Series B)
• Fastbreak AI - £32m (Series A)

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The 300 plus companies funded in November are some of the fastest growing prospects you can target right now. At Honch, we go well beyond listing company details. Every organisation comes with freshly researched contacts across marketing, finance, HR and tech, including CMOs, FDs, Chief People Officers and CTOs.

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‍For business development and marketing teams, this is where budgets open and decisions get made.

• Funded companies are hiring and buying
• AI, automation, healthtech and biotech businesses are scaling globally
• Engaging early after a funding round significantly improves win rates

Honch tracks every newly funded company in the UK and internationally, along with the decision makers behind them, so you can reach them first and win the conversation.

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