SYDNEY: Decidr AI Industries Ltd. (ASX:DAI) announced Monday it will acquire the remaining 49% stake in Decidr.ai Pty Ltd, making the AI platform developer a wholly owned subsidiary.
The transaction, which involves issuing 78.4 million DAI shares to Decidr Group Pty Ltd, marks a significant step in DAI’s strategy to consolidate its Agentic AI capabilities.
The acquisition follows DAI’s incremental purchase of a 6% interest in Decidr in December 2024 and reflects the company’s commitment to embedding Decidr’s proprietary Agentic technology—including DecidrOS and its multi-agent orchestration layer—into its core operations.
“This transaction marks a pivotal milestone for DAI,” said Executive Chairman David Brudenell. “Full ownership enables us to accelerate our Agentic AI strategy with speed and cohesion.”
Paul Chan, founder of Decidr, will join DAI as co-CEO and Chief Innovation Officer. His appointment is part of a broader leadership realignment aimed at scaling AI-native workflows across industries and enhancing platform development.
The share issuance is subject to shareholder approval and other regulatory conditions. The Consideration Shares will remain under voluntary escrow until a $13.2 million vendor loan is repaid, with the loan term expiring Dec. 31, 2027.
DAI expects to convene a general meeting in October to finalize the transaction.
The move positions DAI to expand globally, unify its go-to-market strategy, and consolidate customer success and support functions under a single operating model.