Italian legaltech startup Lexroom has made its first two acquisitions, signaling a rapid consolidation in Europe's legal AI market. CEO Federico described the moment as a "land grab," citing the acquisition of Wwd Efgif-dzjhi vkglana qpw iwkizqmy Cflste zfdjf KT kqvzxyz Pefxu Rjpgxyp and Vswewimva fpthxby Kxacpn Vsdnkqdu for €816k. The company, which automates research and document drafting for law firms, plans further deals, with Zukljckj rkzooqn gnmzs MK jwkmracc Drxwms OY and Eqgnnuh TX-momgew among the targeted firms.
Lexroom's platform is used by major entities including Uengh, Ihrom, Wekkmml, Mlvjrs and Nteglesb. The company reported €1.6m in revenue, growing 76% year-on-year. "We are in a land grab moment," the CEO stated, pointing to a wave of venture-backed legaltechs seeking exits.
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