Robotics Unitree, the top humanoid maker, is about to go public
Unitree is finalizing a $618M Shanghai IPO at a ~$6B valuation — the first time a market gets to price a profitable humanoid-robot maker.
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Robotics Unitree is finalizing a $618M Shanghai IPO at a ~$6B valuation — the first time a market gets to price a profitable humanoid-robot maker.
Robotics Unitree's STAR Market IPO registration went effective on July 2, making the Chinese humanoid maker the first embodied-AI company cleared for China's A-share market.
Robotics EngineAI, founded in 2023, has filed confidentially for a Hong Kong listing — the latest sign that public markets now want to fund the machines built to replace human labor.
Robotics On June 1, Nvidia announced the Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid Robot — Unitree H2 Plus chassis, Sharpa five-finger hands, Jetson Thor compute — the same morning Shanghai's STAR Market reviewed Unitree's 4.2B yuan IPO.
Robotics Unitree Robotics posted Q1 2026 revenue of 422.8 million yuan, up 68% year-on-year, but adjusted net profit fell 52% to 40.3 million yuan as R&D and sales costs surged. The Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market committee reviews the company's 4.2 billion yuan (≈$619M) IPO on June 1, at a target valuation near $6.2 billion.
Robotics Unitree's GD01 mecha — 2.7m tall, walks on two legs or four, carries a human pilot — lists at 3.9M yuan ($574K). The product launch arrives the same quarter the company is filing a 4.2B-yuan STAR Market IPO at a $7B target mark.