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Dentons and CMS sell Noxtua stakes as C.H.BECK takes majority

Dentons and CMS have sold their stakes in European legal AI company Noxtua as part of the more than €100 million Series C that made German publisher C.H.BECK the majority shareholder, Non-Billable reported on September 24, 2026. CMS was an early backer and Dentons invested in Noxtua’s Series B; both will remain key anchor clients after exiting. Neither firm disclosed sale proceeds.

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Key points

  • Dentons and CMS sold their stakes in Noxtua during its €100 million-plus Series C.Non-Billable
  • C.H.BECK became Noxtua’s majority shareholder in the publisher-led ownership reshuffle.Non-Billable
  • CMS was an early backer; Dentons invested in Noxtua’s Series B last year.Non-Billable
  • Both firms will remain key anchor clients after exiting as shareholders.Non-Billable
  • Neither Dentons nor CMS disclosed investment size or sale proceeds.Non-Billable

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