-- 据周三提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件显示，Decidr AI Industries（ASX：DAI）已获得具有约束力的承诺，将通过以每股0.61澳元的价格配售2460万股股票，筹集1500万澳元（扣除成本前），较其10个交易日的成交量加权平均价格折让9.8%。 文件补充道，这些资金将用于支持Sugarwork知识安全平台的产品化和开发，通过并购拓展尚未开发的市场，以及投资于自主计算能力、专利和研究出版物。 该公司股价在周三的交易中下跌了8%。
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