Key Highlights
- Decidr AI (ASX:DAI) traded at $0.225, down 21.05%, during the Trading session on 30 October 2026, the same day as its quarterly report.
- Quarterly cash receipts were a record A$1.71 million, up 80% on the June quarter.
- Cash was A$15.5 million, with an adjusted runway of about 3.3 quarters at 30 September 2026.
Decidr AI Industries Ltd (ASX:DAI) shares traded at $0.225 during the trading session on 30 October 2026, down 21.05%. The company is an agentic AI enablement group that owns Decidr.ai Pty Ltd and Sugarwork, Inc. Its September 2026 quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C were released on the same day as the share move, so this article discusses them together. The report covered annualised exit-rate revenue, cash receipts and the company's cash runway.
Latest Development: September 2026 Quarterly Report (30 October 2026)
Annualised exit-rate Revenue reached A$8.9 million at 30 September 2026, up from the prior quarter. Quarterly cash receipts were A$1.71 million, up 80 per cent on the June quarter, as revenue reported in earlier quarters converted to cash.
The company said contract invoicing for some work moved into the December quarter, so part of the revenue run-rate will be billed later. Cash was A$15.5 million at quarter end, with an adjusted runway of approximately 3.3 quarters, which the company says excludes any benefit from revenue increases.
Sugarwork and US Leadership
The report described the appointment of Andre Liao to lead the US operations of Sugarwork, strengthening the company's Leadership in that market. The release presents this as part of the group's broader expansion.
Company Background
Decidr AI is an agentic AI enablement group. Its Business includes Decidr.ai Pty Ltd and Sugarwork, Inc., a US operation for which the company recently appointed a new leader. The group's model involves enabling businesses to deploy AI-driven processes, and its quarterly figures track the revenue and billing that follow from that work.
Reporting Scope and Limitations
The quarterly report uses annualised exit-rate revenue, adjusted runway and cash receipts as measures. These are company-defined and differ from statutory revenue, so the figures are best read alongside the company's Appendix 4C and its later reported accounts, which will show the timing of billings deferred into the December quarter.
Sector Context
Agentic AI enablement services sell software, consulting and implementation work to businesses that want to automate processes. Companies in this area often report exit-rate revenue, billing timing and cash runway, because contract invoicing and collections can differ materially from reported revenue.
Risks
The company's runway of about 3.3 quarters is adjusted and depends on current operating spending. Some contract billing has moved into the next quarter, and the exit-rate revenue figure is a run-rate measure rather than reported revenue. The company is still funding its operations from its cash balance.
What Lies Ahead
Billing for contracts moved into the December quarter is expected to appear in the next quarterly report. The company's runway and cash receipts will be the main measures to follow in future updates.
Closing Remarks
Decidr AI fell 21.05 per cent during the trading session on 30 October 2026, the same day it reported a record quarterly cash receipts figure, A$8.9 million in annualised exit-rate revenue and A$15.5 million of cash. Its December quarter results will show how the shifted contract billing is recorded.






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