signal量子位2026-09-30
36 Robot Companies That Went Public: Huge Gaps in Profitability, and Commercialization No Longer Fancy
At least 36 robot-related companies have listed on A-shares or the Hong Kong exchange, with 18 selling complete machines and 18 providing components. Unitree's humanoid revenue reached 51.1% of total revenue in 2025, while Tuopu Group's robot actuator revenue was only 0.046% of its near 30 billion yuan total. Profitability diverges sharply: Unitree logged a net profit of 278 million yuan, but UBTech posted a net loss of 703 million yuan.
- for who
- Investors and analysts tracking robot company IPOs and commercialization progress
- why now
- Regulators are tightening review of humanoid robot IPOs, shifting focus to real revenue.
- what changes
- Financial statements now provide a precise yardstick to separate hype from real revenue, making stage-based evaluation of robot businesses possible.
- to do
- Read quarterly reports to distinguish between supply chain entry, orders, revenue, and becoming a main business, and compare cash flow and profit metrics side by side.
key points
- 36 listed robot firms split evenly between complete machines and components
- Unitree humanoid revenue 8.68 billion yuan, 51.1% of total; UBTech 8.21 billion, 41%
#robot IPOs#commercialization financials#industry chain analysis
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