China's AgiBot Reportedly Raising $210M at $7B Valuation, IPO May Slip to 2027
xmercury_one · x · 2026-10-15
AgiBot, one of China's largest humanoid robot makers, is nearing a new funding round of ¥1–1.5 billion ($140–210M) at a roughly ¥50 billion ($7B) valuation, according to Caijing; the company has not confirmed the figures.
- The round could push its planned Hong Kong IPO (targeting HK$40–50B valuation) to 2027 due to 120-day waiting rules after pre-IPO financing
- Founded February 2023, AgiBot reported ¥1.05B revenue in 2025 and announced its 20,000th robot (an A3 Ultra delivered to Chimelong) on September 24
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