IPO: Unitree plant Börsengang in China – und peilt Bewertung von fast einer Milliarde Dollar an
Das Unternehmen würde damit zum ersten börsennotierten Hersteller humanoider Roboter auf dem chinesischen Festland. Zu den Investoren zählen auch bekannte Unternehmen.
Hangzhou, China – Yushu Technology, also known as Unitree Robotics, is set to raise approximately $904 million through an initial public offering (IPO). This will make Unitree the first Chinese company to be listed on the mainland as a producer of humanoid robots. Based in Hangzhou, the company has set its offering price at 150.80 Yuan per share on the technology-focused STAR Market in Shanghai.
The offering includes around 40.4 million shares, representing roughly 10% of the company's basic capital, with an estimated valuation of 61 billion Yuan. The subscription period begins on August 10. The planned IPO comes at a time when humanoid artificial intelligence is considered a key area of focus in the global AI race. China's state-backed priorities include robotics, and Unitree is emerging as one of the country's most significant players in this sector.
About 20% of the offering is reserved for strategic investors, which include Hangzhou DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence, an investment vehicle linked to Tencent Holdings, as well as funds from major state-owned enterprises such as China National Petroleum Corp., China Southern Power Grid Co., and China Telecom Corp.
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