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https://bradshawdata.com/llms.txt
+ - [Printed metal and battery manganese: two London companies raising for industry](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/13/printed-metal-and-battery-manganese/): NexusAM raised £1.6m and Green Metals Refining £1.2m, two of 83 companies that filed £204.5m of new shares from 9 to 11 Nov 2026.+ - [Debt data, battery rental and wealth advice: three UK companies growing fast](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/12/debt-data-battery-rental-and-wealth-advice/): 9fin more than doubled sales to £31.4m, Y Tree nearly doubled to £18.0m and Mopo grew from £2.9m to £4.9m in their latest accounts.+ - [Solar truck fridges, microfibre filters and lithium membranes: October's climate money](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/11/solar-truck-fridges-microfibre-filters-and-lithium-membranes/): Filings show £17.8m for Sunswap, £3.8m for Evove and £3.5m for Matter; 36 climate companies filed £176.9m of new funding in October.+ - [The accountants' institute backs an AI built to show its sources](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/10/tallia-tax-ai-and-the-accountants-institute/): EU-Startups reports the ICAEW co-led a seed round for Tallia, which sells AI to tax advisers. Filings show £2.3m raised in April.+ - [A sleep scent, a children's chatbot, a diesel card and AI optics: last week's raisers](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/09/sleep-scents-childrens-ai-and-a-diesel-card/): Hynt, Askie, PostTag and Porotech raised £1.4m to £2.5m each. In all, 145 companies filed £213.5m of new shares from 2 to 8 Nov 2026.+ - [Cardboard inhalers and hospital pagers: health companies built outside London](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/06/cardboard-inhalers-and-hospital-pagers/): Edinburgh's 1nhaler and Ashbourne's Alertive each raised £2.2m in October, two of 91 companies that filed £118.5m of new shares this week.+ - [Supplements, supply teachers and software: three UK companies growing fast](https://bradshawdata.com/news/2026/11/05/supplements-supply-teachers-and-software/): Naturecan doubled sales to £35.1m, Zen Educate grew by half to £105.6m and AutomatePro nearly doubled to £4.0m in their latest accounts.