I would avoid AgieCharmiles. I had a cut200ms from 2018 or so. They are pretty capable machines when they work. Thing is they tend not to work. Huge software issues. If there is an update for a minor issue you could be pretty sure it will break something major. And in the end you have to come up with workarounds to get it working. Also the positioning on my machine in my previous workplace was inconsistent. For example: I had a part where I needed to cut 2 holes one bigger and one smaller in a 20mm thick material at around 140.000 +- 0,005 mm from each other. And most cases it was spot on, but other times it was 0,03-0,05 off. I never figured out why, so I just used our Mitsubishi MV2400R for those kinds of works. When you make one offs, you kinda want everything to work on the first try.
Long story short. Even tho I haven't had a chance to use a Sodick, I would still choose that one over the Charmiles.