The capital raise, facilitated by Spartan Capital Securities and Wilson-Davis & Co., resulted in net proceeds of approximately US$19.1 million after accounting for a 3.75% sales commission and associated offering expenses. According to the company, these funds are earmarked for two primary objectives: retiring high-cost short-term debt to reduce financing overhead and injecting capital into proprietary AI software development.

CEO Mike Fu stated that the full utilization of the program serves as a critical shift in the company’s capital structure. Beyond debt reduction, the firm intends to direct the remaining liquidity toward its physical AI training data factories and robotics projects. By moving from a decision-support tool to an autonomous workforce management provider, the company aims to drive margin expansion across its service sectors, including hospitality and retail.