Powering up: Decidr AI Industries secures full ownership of agentic AI platform

The acquisition, reported in The Australian, strengthens DAI’s strategy to scale AI-native workflows, unify operations, and capture the full economic upside of agentic automation.

With Decidr.ai becoming a wholly owned subsidiary, DAI can embed the platform, anchored by DecidrOS and its multi-agent orchestration layer, directly into its commercial and operational core. The integration provides greater control over development, streamlined go-to-market execution, and expanded deployment across partner channels, owned brands, and clients.

As part of the transaction, Decidr founder Paul Chan will join DAI as co-CEO and chief innovation officer. Chan said the move enables Decidr’s original vision, helping businesses move beyond manual, siloed processes to coordinated, autonomous AI – to be realised on a larger scale.

For small businesses, this shift highlights how AI can be more than a cost-cutting tool.

AI operating systems like DecidrOS can serve as the backbone for growth, enabling SMEs to deploy agents that streamline workflows, improve customer experience, and support scalable expansion.

DAI executive chairman David Brudenell called the acquisition a pivotal milestone, aligning incentives and leadership at a time when DecidrOS is preparing for its Beta launch. The company is also strengthening its capital base, with Morgans Corporate underwriting up to 15.6 million listed options. The additional $3.9m in funding will support the DecidrOS Beta release, client onboarding, and the expansion of embedded AI agents across partner ecosystems.

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