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Noxtua raises more than €100M Series C as C.H.BECK takes majority stake with MANZ

Berlin legal AI company Noxtua raised a Series C of more than €100 million in which German publisher C.H.BECK becomes majority shareholder and Austrian publisher MANZ joins as a new investor, Tech.eu and Artificial Lawyer reported on September 23, 2026. Prior backers including Global Brain, KDDI Open Innovation Fund, CMS, Dentons, and Dominik Schiener are exiting as Noxtua deepens publisher partnerships for jurisdiction-specific Legal AI Workspaces across Europe.

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Key points

  • Noxtua raised a Series C totaling more than €100 million.Tech.euArtificial LawyerStartup.eu
  • C.H.BECK becomes majority shareholder; MANZ joins as a new investor.Tech.euArtificial Lawyer
  • Global Brain, KDDI Open Innovation Fund, CMS, Dentons, and Dominik Schiener are exiting.Tech.euArtificial Lawyer
  • AL said C.H. Beck and Manz will be the only investors besides founder CEO Leif-Nissen Lundbæk.Artificial Lawyer
  • Noxtua reports more than 30,000 users, about 100 employees, and six European locations.Tech.euStartup.eu
  • Proceeds will fund product development, hiring, and pan-European expansion with publisher partners.Tech.eu

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