Unitree Robotics' Stock Debuts with Record IPO Surge
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Published The world's biggest humanoid robot maker Unitree Robotics made its stock market debut in Shanghai on Wednesday, with its shares soaring by more than 600%.
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MarketWatchUnitree is first humanoid robot firm to list in mainland China Shares of Unitree Robotics soared in their Shanghai trading debut as investors piled into the first humanoid-robotics company to be listed in mainland China.
CNBCUnitree Robotics shares rose 542% in early trading Wednesday as the Chinese humanoid robot maker made its stock market debut in Shanghai.
Financial TimesChinese humanoid robot maker surges 600% in trading debut Unitree makes stellar start in Shanghai as investors clamour for shares
ZeroHedgeThe global market leader in humanoid-robot shipments, China-based Unitree, is set to begin trading on Shanghai's STAR Market on Wednesday, potentially sparking a wave of robotics listings in Asia as the race for physical AI remains in its early innings.
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Unitree New Robot Preview: “Superman” Breaking the Limits of Humanity🥳 Standing high jump 2 m, top speed 12.66 m/s (0.85 m leg length)
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CNBCAhead of its listing, Unitree on Monday unveiled a new humanoid robot called "Superman," which it says can jump two meters from a standing position and run at speeds of up to 12.66 meters per second.
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The G1, along with other Unitree robots have been at the centre of a huge marketing push ahead of the firm's IPO.
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ZeroHedge"Unitree's IPO is significant because it provides an important A-share valuation benchmark for embodied AI and humanoid robotics," Morningstar analyst Kangyuxiao Li said.
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Unitree's product lineup spans bipedal humanoid robots that can walk and manipulate objects with dexterous hands, as well as four-legged robots used for tasks such as hazard detection.
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BBC BusinessUnitree has been selling humanoid robots since 2023, with its $13,500 child-sized G1 model hitting the market the following year.
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01 ZeroHedge This new machine has only been in development for a… pic.twitter.com/12i80ITU6p The Wall Street Journal reported that the Hangzhou-based company raised $900 million after pricing its shares at 150.80 yuan apiece, implying a valuation of about $9.1 billion. Retail demand was off the charts, with investors submitting 9.8 million orders and the offering more than 5,500 times oversubscribed.
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02 CNBC The Hangzhou-based robot maker, whose backflipping and dancing machines have drawn global attention, raised about 6.1 billion yuan ($905 million) in its IPO, according to its prospectus. Shares rose to 968.1 yuan apiece, after hitting as high as 1,100 yuan earlier.
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03 Bloomberg HKEX Sees Strong IPO Pipeline With International Firms Initial public offering pipeline remains strong with close to 10 international companies, Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. CEO Bonnie Chan told Bloomberg TV's Minmin Low on Wednesday (Source: Bloomberg)
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04 BBC Business In the highly anticipated initial public offering (IPO), the firm's shares opened at 1,100 yuan (£120.60; $163.12), well above the 150.8 yuan offer price.
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