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SKYX signs merger agreement to acquire Deako, issuing 25M shares plus $4M cash and $8.5M note, consolidating the smart home platform.
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Deako is being acquired by SKYX, with its shareholders and lender receiving 15.6% of the combined company plus cash and notes.
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