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Algo8 AI receives final CSE approval to list as AIOS

The Canadian industrial-AI company expects to begin trading as a standalone public company around October 13; the start date remains prospective.

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Algo8 AI said on October 9 that it had received final approval to list on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol AIOS. The company expected trading to begin around October 13, so shares had not yet begun trading under the new symbol when the announcement was made. The listing follows the October 6 closing of an arrangement through which Algo8 acquired its industrial-AI business.

The company said its PlantBrain platform had more than 80 deployments across steel, tire, automotive and energy industries and cited a C$2.79 million strategic investment from Chemelex. It also described a Phase 1, multi-plant deployment with a global tire manufacturer under an initial contract of about C$4 million, with potential recurring support. These are company-reported details; listing approval does not independently verify customer outcomes or guarantee future revenue.

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The Canadian industrial-AI company expects to begin trading as a standalone public company around October 13; the start date remains prospective.

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    Deployment count, investment and contract amount are company-reported; the trading start and possible recurring support remain prospective or conditional.

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The event covers final listing approval announced October 9 and company-reported commercial indicators. The planned October 13 start is not presented as trading already underway.

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The Canadian industrial-AI company expects to begin trading as a standalone public company around October 13; the start date remains prospective.

Company-reported PlantBrain deployments worldwide; more than 80
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2026-10-09 · Observed
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The event covers final listing approval announced October 9 and company-reported commercial indicators. The planned October 13 start is not presented as trading already underway. Numeric periods denote the announcement date; Canada identifies the company or project scope, not a national total.

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