Who actually funds the Reform UK

Every declared donation to the Reform UK on the Electoral Commission register, aggregated by year, by donor type, by sector and by accounting unit. The headline number on the policy page is £47,025,188 across 466 declared donations from 205 distinct donors. The figures below are the decomposition.

By donor type

The most diagnostic single decomposition. Tells you who actually owns the party.

Donor type	Donations	Total	% of all-time
Individual	242	£40m	85.1%
Company	135	£5.7m	12.2%
Public Fund	22	£902k	1.9%
Impermissible Donor	66	£368k	0.8%
Unidentifiable Donor	1	£1k	0.0%

Year by year

Declared total per calendar year. Election years and leadership-change years usually spike.

Year	Donations	Total
2026	30	£9.3m
2025	250	£19.7m
2024	113	£4.1m
2023	8	£295k
2022	1	£20k
2021	8	£205k
2020	12	£2.1m
2019	44	£11.4m

Where the money landed · accounting unit

Money that lands at Central HQ funds the party machine. Money that lands at a constituency association funds a single seat. The mix tells you whether the party is centrally bankrolled or locally rooted.

Where	Donations	Total	% of all-time
Central HQ	414	£45.8m	97.4%
Other	52	£1.2m	2.6%

Top funding sectors

Donor names matched against the site’s sector classifier. Untagged donors (individuals, generic companies) are not included — this is the political-economy view.

Sector	Distinct donors	Total
Finance	10	£1.2m
Property	4	£100k

Top 30 donors · lifetime

#	Donor	Type	Donations	Lifetime total
1	Mr Christopher Harborne	Individual	19	£16.2m
2	Christopher Harborne	Individual	1	£9m
3	Mr Ben Peter Delo	Individual	2	£4m
4	Mr Jeremy Hosking	Individual	14	£1.7m
5	Mr David John Grainger	Individual	5	£1.4m
6	Leave Means Leave Limited	Company	1	£990k
7	Mrs Fiona Cottrell	Individual	3	£750k
8	House of Commons	Public Fund	20	£674k
9	Britain Means Business Limited	Company	8	£655k
10	TISUN Investments Limited	Company	33	£613k
11	Mr Nicholas Candy	Individual	4	£500k
12	Nicholas Candy	Individual	2	£490k
13	Mr Muhammad Ziauddin Yusuf	Individual	3	£406k
14	Mr Bassim Haidar	Individual	7	£405k
15	E.I.R.P Limited	Company	3	£295k
16	Oliver Evans	Individual	3	£290k
17	Mr David George Plumer Lilley	Individual	5	£274k
18	John Verbeeten	Individual	4	£251k
19	Mr Navroz D Udwadia	Individual	1	£250k
20	First Corporate Consultants Limited	Company	3	£230k
21	The Electoral Commission	Public Fund	2	£228k
22	William Alan McIntosh	Individual	3	£200k
23	Mr Ashley Mark Levett	Individual	1	£200k
24	London AC Ltd	Company	2	£200k
25	Mr Duncan Mackay	Individual	2	£200k
26	Evan Management Limited	Company	2	£200k
27	Interior Architecture Landscape Ltd	Company	7	£200k
28	J.C. Bamford Excavators Ltd	Company	1	£200k
29	Mr Malcolm Robinson	Individual	5	£160k
30	Mr George Farmer	Individual	3	£150k

All-time, all accounting units. Includes both monetary donations and non-cash benefits.