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China’s Unitree Robotics is pursuing a $7 billion valuation for its initial public offering, positioning itself as a potential market leader in humanoid robotics technology as Beijing accelerates investment in advanced manufacturing.
Unitree’s founder, Wang Xingxing, attended a rare meeting with President Xi Jinping in February alongside DeepSeek executives, signaling government support for the robotics sector.
The company secured backing from tech giants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE:BABA) and Tencent Holdings Ltd. (OTC:TCEHY), plus automaker Geely Holding Group in June.
The Hangzhou-based company plans to list on Shanghai’s STAR Market in the fourth quarter of 2025, Reuters reported, citing sources.
Unitree sold 23,700 robot units in 2024 at $2,700 each, significantly undercutting Boston Dynamics‘ $74,500 Spot robot. ARK Invest Chief Futurist Brett Winton noted this pricing strategy gives Chinese firms a “data advantage” over U.S. competitors, including Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA), Figure AI and Apptronik Inc.
“Quadruped fleets should provide strategically valuable data for humanoid robot programs,” Winton said, highlighting a strategic gap in U.S. robotics portfolios.
The IPO valuation represents a sharp increase from Unitree’s 12 billion yuan ($1.7 billion) value in July 2024. Wang reported annual revenue exceeding 1 billion yuan, with the company already achieving profitability, according to the report.
Founded in 2016, Unitree has captured global attention with viral videos showing human-like robot capabilities, including walking, climbing, and load-carrying. The company leads production and sales in China’s robotics sector, serving universities and entertainment venues nationwide.
Onshore IPO proceeds totaled $7 billion through 2025, up 40% year-over-year as Chinese exchanges experience gradual revival after regulatory tightening.
Unitree’s listing would rank among the largest domestic tech IPOs in recent years, supporting Beijing’s technology self-sufficiency initiatives amid ongoing Sino-U.S. trade tensions.
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