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Unitree set to become first mainland-listed humanoid robot maker

Unitree set to become first mainland-listed humanoid robot maker
China’s Unitree set to become first mainland-listed humanoid robot maker - Telegraph India · telegraphindia.com

Unitree is a robot company in China that makes machines that look like dogs and people.

Its human-like robots became famous in videos where they run, dance and do martial arts.

The company decided to sell shares on the stock market in Shanghai to raise money.

This made it the first company that makes human-like robots to be listed in mainland China.

People were so excited that more than 8,000 times more investors wanted shares than were available.

Unitree also makes money, which is unusual for robot companies, earning a profit of about 600 million yuan last year.

Big companies such as Meituan, Tencent and Alibaba have invested in it.

Right now, most of its robots are used by schools and research projects.

They still have trouble working by themselves for long periods of time.

Unitree hopes to use the new money to make robots smarter and one day have them work in factories and homes.

Key facts

IPO share price
150.80 yuan
Funds sought
6.1 billion yuan (~$904 million)
Retail oversubscription
More than 8,000 times
IPO valuation
219 times 2025 earnings; 36 times sales
2025 revenue
Nearly 1.7 billion yuan (~$252 million), up more than fourfold
Adjusted net profit (2025)
About 600 million yuan
Largest outside investor
Meituan with 9.65%
Founder
Wang Xingxing (company founded 2016)

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