CEA Industries sues 10X Capital, seeks to void asset management agreement and recover fees

• CEA Industries filed a lawsuit May 22, 2026 in U.S. District Court in Delaware against 10X Capital over an asset management agreement.
• The complaint seeks a ruling that the agreement is void from inception as unconscionable, requiring 10X to return all fees paid since inception.
• As an alternative claim, it challenges a liquidated damages clause that would accelerate nearly 20 years of future fees on termination.
• The company previously sought to renegotiate the agreement on market-standard terms, but 10X declined proposed amendments.

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