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Chinese Robot Maker AgiBot Plans Hong Kong IPO Next Year Valued Up to $6.4 Billion
Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot announced plans for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by 2026, targeting a valuation between HK$40–50 billion ($5.1–6.4 billion). The company aims to capitalize on surging global demand for automation and AI-driven robotics across manufacturing, logistics, and service industries. Analysts said the listing could be one of Hong Kong’s largest upcoming tech debuts, positioning AgiBot as a key player in Asia’s rapidly growing robotics and AI ecosystem.
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Chinese Robot Maker AgiBot Plans Hong Kong IPO Next Year Valued Up to $6.4 Billion
Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot announced plans for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by 2026, targeting a valuation between HK$40–50 billion ($5.1–6.4 billion). The company aims to capitalize on surging global demand for automation and AI-driven robotics across manufacturing, logistics, and service industries. Analysts said the listing could be one of Hong Kong’s largest upcoming tech debuts, positioning AgiBot as a key player in Asia’s rapidly growing robotics and AI ecosystem.
Reuters• By Sneha Pathak
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AgiBot gears up for a major Hong Kong IPO next year with a multi-billion dollar valuation, marking a milestone in AI robotics market expansion.
Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot announced plans for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by 2026, targeting a valuation between HK$40–50 billion ($5.1–6.4 billion). The company aims to capitalize on surging global demand for automation and AI-driven robotics across manufacturing, logistics, and service industries. Analysts said the listing could be one of Hong Kong’s largest upcoming tech debuts, positioning AgiBot as a key player in Asia’s rapidly growing robotics and AI ecosystem.
Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot announced plans for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by 2026, targeting a valuation between HK$40–50 billion ($5.1–6.4 billion). The company aims to capitalize on surging global demand for automation and AI-driven robotics across manufacturing, logistics, and service industries. Analysts said the listing could be one of Hong Kong’s largest upcoming tech debuts, positioning AgiBot as a key player in Asia’s rapidly growing robotics and AI ecosystem.
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