Robotera, a Beijing-based robotics startup, plans to go public in Hong Kong following a strong funding year with over $340 million raised in 2026. The company, which designs and manufactures most of its own robot parts, aims to deliver more than 1,000 humanoid robots this year, marking rapid growth and commercial deployment in logistics centers like those of SF Group and China Post. The IPO will join a wave of Chinese robotics firms seeking to capitalize on growing investor interest in automation. While no official filing or timeline is confirmed, Robotera's valuation has surpassed RMB 10 billion, making its public debut a key indicator for the sector.
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