DevvStream shares surge 18.38% intraday after merging with Southern Energy Renewables to build integrated clean fuel platform with $402M in state funding.

think> Okay, let me try to work through this. The user wants me to transform the given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to extract the company name, which is DevvStream. The percentage change is 18.37696335%, so I have to round that to two decimal places. That would be 18.38%. The time period is intraday, so I need to mention that. Now, the reason for the price movement. The input has three points. The main one is the merger agreement with Southern Energy Renewables. The other points are the investment and the bond allocation. The example shows that the reason is the key info, so I should focus on the merger first. The investment and bond might be supporting details but maybe not all are needed. The example includes the subsidiary and project details. So here, the merger is the key reason. The investment and bond could be included as additional info but need to be concise. Let me structure the headline. Start with DevvStream, the percentage, intraday, and the reason. The example uses "surged" for a positive change. Then mention the merger, the integration of carbon credit expertise and biomass fuel business to build a clean fuel platform. Then include the investment part and the bond allocation. But need to keep it brief. Maybe combine the investment and bond into one sentence. Also, check if the numbers are correctly formatted. The investment is $2 million at $15.58 per share. The bond is $402 million for biomass fuel facilities. Wait, the user's example has the company name first, then the percentage, time, then the reason. So the structure should be similar. Let me make sure the key points are included: merger agreement, integration of expertise, investment, and bond allocation. But the example only includes the main reason and some details. Maybe the bond is part of the reason for the price movement. So the headline should mention the merger and the funding aspects. Let me check the example again. The example includes the project details and the company's focus. Here, the merger and the investment/bond are the key factors. So the headline should state that DevvStream surged intraday due to the merger and the funding from the investment and bond. I need to make sure the headline is concise but includes all required elements. Let me put it all together. Start with the company name, percentage, time, then the merger announcement, the investment, and the bond. Round the percentage correctly. Check for any trailing zeros. 18.37696335% becomes 18.38%. The time is intraday. The reason is the merger, the investment, and the bond. The example uses "announcing that..." so maybe use a similar structure. Also, check if the investment amount is correct: $2 million, and the bond is $402 million. The example uses "signed an agreement to construct..." here it's "signed a final business merger agreement". The investment is a PIPE investment, which is a private investment in public equity. The bond is from the Louisiana community development agency. Need to mention that in the reason. Putting it all together: "DevvStream surged 18.38% intraday, following its announcement of a final business merger agreement with Southern Energy Renewables to integrate carbon credit expertise and biomass fuel operations, creating an integrated clean fuel platform. Southern Energy Renewables also invested $2 million via a PIPE at $15.58 per share and secured a $402 million bond allocation from the Louisiana Community Development Agency to support biomass fuel facility construction." Check if all elements are there: company name, percentage, time, reason (merger, investment, bond). Rounded percentage, time period, and key info. Yes, that seems to fit the rules. Also, written in English as required. The example had a line break after the first paragraph, but maybe here it's one paragraph. Wait, the example output has two paragraphs. The first with the main info and the second with the company focus. But in this case, the second paragraph in the example is the company's focus. Here, the second part is the investment and bond, so maybe keep it in the same paragraph. Let me check the example again. The example's output has two paragraphs: the first about the project and the second about the company's focus. In this case, the second paragraph would be about the investment and bond. But the user's example doesn't split into paragraphs. Wait, looking at the example output, it's two paragraphs separated by a line break. The first paragraph is the surge and the announcement, the second is the company's focus. In the current case, the second paragraph would be the investment and bond. But maybe in the current case, the investment and bond are part of the reason, so they should be included in the first paragraph. Let.