Fundment selected for prestigious Future Fifty programme
Fundment has been named among 25 high-growth technology companies joining Tech Nation's latest Future Fifty cohort.
The latest entrants to the programme were unveiled at an event hosted by Prime Minister Keir Starmer at 10 Downing Street on 7 May 2025.
The prestigious programme, which has previously supported 30% of the UK's unicorns, is designed to accelerate growth for ambitious late-stage tech ventures from Series B+ and beyond.
Fundment - which announced a £45m Series C fundraise in January 2025 - joins a select group of innovative companies across sectors including AI, climate tech, and fintech.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said: “With a billion dollar tech sector and the most unicorns in Europe, the UK has a proud track record in developing innovative technology that will help grow our economy, make our public services more efficient and put more money in people’s pockets.
“The Future Fifty programme plays an important role in supporting the next generation of high-growth scale-ups which employ thousands of people in our future industries, powering growth across the UK”.
Tech Nation's Future Fifty provides participating companies with resources to support their next phase of expansion. Since relaunching in 2024, the programme has built significant momentum, equipping 50 ambitious scale-ups with practical insights and connections crucial for growth.
This latest cohort represents technological innovation from across the UK, with almost a third of companies based outside London. The announcement also coincided with the launch of the It Takes a Tech Nation campaign, which aims to mobilise government, investors, corporations, and founders to propel the UK's next generation of technology businesses.
Fundment's inclusion in Future Fifty 2025 marks a significant milestone in our journey so far, and thanks as always goes to our our amazing clients, dedicated team, and supportive partners who've believed in our vision from day one.