Lex Futura Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by C3RASBT Holding ApS (Denmark) · lexfutura.eu · 14 vendors

Lex Futura is a Danish digital transformation consultancy that helps organisations understand the digital regulations they are subject to. The company assists with implementation, anchoring, and ongoing compliance with digital rules and requirements.

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Last updated 2026-10-15 · revision 42

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Compliance

6 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

As a provider of technology and compliance consulting services, customers may expect a SOC 2 report to verify the security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of their systems.

NIS2 (source) — No public evidence

As a technology consultancy in Denmark, Lex Futura could be considered an ICT service management provider. Applicability would depend on whether they meet the size thresholds to be classified as an 'essential' or 'important' entity.

GDPR (source) — Evidence found

Lex Futura is established in Denmark, an EU member state, and explicitly states that it specializes in GDPR and digital compliance, indicating it processes personal data of individuals in the EU/EEA.

Evidence: https://securitytechspace.dk/lex-futura/, https://www.lexfutura.ch/blog-en/data-protection-for-smes-how-to-become-dsg-compliant-with-reasonable-effort, https://www.lexfutura.fi/ai-and-data-protection-legal-services, https://www.lexfutura.eu/, https://www.lexfutura.eu/handelsbetingelser/, https://2021.ai/news/new-partnership-between-2021-ai-and-lex-futura

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

Lex Futura A/S has demonstrated consistent profitability since its inception in April 2023, posting net profits in each of its three reported fiscal years (DKK 577K, 869K, 548K). Gross profit growth has been strong, nearly tripling in 2024 and rising a further 67% in 2025 to DKK 8.21M. The firm benefits from powerful regulatory tailwinds, with its GDPR, information security and AI compliance specialism aligned to mandatory EU regimes (GDPR, NIS2, AI Act, DORA) whose implementation deadlines extend through 2026–2027. The March 2025 conversion from ApS to A/S form raised share capital from DKK 40K to DKK 500K, enhancing credibility with enterprise and public-sector clients, and the company is backed by a six-company group under parent Lex Futura Omnia A/S. However, resilience is tempered by notable risks. EBIT margins compressed sharply in 2025 as operating costs (hiring, new offices) outran gross profit growth, with return ratios roughly halving year-on-year and solvency ratio declining from 38% to 21.6%. The equity cushion of DKK 1.05M against total assets of DKK 4.86M is modest, and the firm's small absolute scale (10-15 employees, single-digit DKK million gross profit) limits its ability to absorb loss of a major client. Key-person concentration around founder Charlotte Bagger Tranberg and family governance, 100% Denmark exposure, and lack of disclosed revenue segmentation further constrain resilience. The business appears bootstrapped/family-owned without external VC funding.

Key strengths: Consistent profitability since inception (3 years of net profits), Strong gross profit growth: +253% in 2024, +67% in 2025, Favorable EU regulatory tailwinds (GDPR, NIS2, AI Act, DORA), Capital base reinforced via ApS→A/S conversion (share capital DKK 500K), Group backing from Lex Futura Omnia A/S parent with 6 companies, Growing recurring-revenue digital products arm via sister entity

Risk factors: EBIT margin compression in 2025 (EBIT fell 38% despite gross profit growth), Thin equity cushion with solvency ratio dropping to ~22% from 38%, Key-person concentration around founder and family governance, Small absolute scale (10-15 employees) limits client-loss absorption, Revenue not publicly disclosed under Danish class B reporting, No international footprint; 100% Denmark exposure, Deteriorating liquidity ratio (127.5% in 2025 vs 161.3% in 2024)

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