List of UK Deeptech VCs and Angels.

Find your deeptech investor with the full list of UK venture capital investors.
💡 This page highlights the most active UK investors in deeptech — from angels with scientific and engineering backgrounds to venture capital firms backing frontier technologies, advanced computing, and breakthrough R&D-led startups.
🧭 You'll find two preview tables below: one for Deeptech venture capital firms and one for Deeptech angel investors, each sortable by cheque size, stage, and focus.
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| Deeptech Venture Capital Firms | Investment Sector | Location | Funding Round | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Ip Group(2 contacts 🔒) IP Group focuses on visionary investments across life sciences, deeptech, a... | London | |||
![]() 4BIO Capital(6 contacts 🔒) We are a London-based venture capital firm specialising in life sciences, w... | London | |||
London | ||||
Liverpool | ||||
London | ||||
![]() Archangels(more info 🔒) Archangels focuses on investing in disruptive technology with protectable i... | Edinburgh |
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Deeptech investors back startups built on scientific or engineering breakthroughs rather than incremental software improvements. These companies often originate from universities or research institutions and typically require significant research and development before commercial scaling.
Deeptech sits at the intersection of advanced computing, robotics, materials science, synthetic biology and climate engineering. Growth is driven by breakthroughs in AI infrastructure, quantum computing, energy systems, automation and the commercialisation of academic research.
Deeptech startups typically sell to governments, large enterprises and specialised industrial organisations looking for breakthrough innovation.
This includes defence organisations, infrastructure operators, pharmaceutical companies, advanced manufacturers, research institutions and energy providers adopting next-generation technologies.
Deeptech startups typically develop proprietary technologies based on scientific research and protected by intellectual property.
These may include quantum computing platforms, robotics systems, novel energy technologies, photonics platforms, synthetic biology technologies and advanced computing infrastructure.
Typical activities include commercialising university research, developing quantum computing hardware, building industrial robotics systems, advancing fusion energy technology and creating new biological engineering platforms.
Oxford Quantum Circuits develops quantum computing hardware and infrastructure designed to accelerate commercial quantum applications.
Tokamak Energy develops fusion energy technology designed to commercialise clean and scalable power generation.
Wave Photonics develops photonics design platforms enabling faster development of optical chips.
Quantum Motion develops scalable quantum computing architectures based on semiconductor manufacturing techniques.




