【New Stock IPO】"Hangzhou Six Little Dragons" Unitree Robotics' STAR Board IPO Application Accepted, Plans to Raise Over 4.2 Billion Yuan; Last Year's Profit More Than Doubled to Nearly 300 Million Yuan

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Known as one of the “Hangzhou Six Little Dragons,” domestic robot company Yu Shu Technology recently applied for an IPO on the STAR Market of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, which has now been accepted. The company plans to raise over 4.2 billion yuan (RMB), with CITIC Securities as the sponsor. According to the prospectus, Yu Shu Technology achieved a net profit of 288 million yuan last year, a year-on-year increase of 204%; revenue grew by 336% to 1.71 billion yuan, mainly due to a significant increase in product sales.

Founded in 2016, Yu Shu Technology focuses on developing humanoid robots. Last year, it shipped over 5,500 units, maintaining industry leadership. Founder and Chairman Wang Xingxing revealed that this year’s shipment target is between 10,000 and 20,000 units.

It is worth noting that Wang Xingxing is only 36 years old. After Yu Shu Technology’s humanoid robots first appeared on CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala in 2025 and gained popularity, they made another appearance in the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, showcasing an upgraded martial arts performance called “WuBOT.” The robots G1 and H2 performed alongside human martial artists, demonstrating high-difficulty moves such as backflips, obstacle crossing, long staff, and nunchaku martial arts, as well as drunken boxing.

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Meituan Sequoia China holds shares

Yu Shu completed Series C financing in June last year, raising nearly 700 million yuan. Investors included China Mobile (00941), Tencent (00700), and Alibaba (09988). Currently, Wang Xingxing directly owns 23.8% of Yu Shu, controls 10.9% through Shanghai Yuyi, totaling 34.8%, and, together with the incentive platform, controls 68.78% of voting rights.

Other shareholders include Meituan (03690) with over 9.6%, Sequoia China with 7.1%, and Matrix Partners with 5.45%.

Yu Shu stated that it will continue to focus on cutting-edge technology research and development. By going public, it aims to enhance financial strength, optimize corporate governance, and improve talent incentives. The company also plans to accelerate the high-quality development of the embodied intelligence industry chain through continuous technological innovation, leading the global robotics industry toward scalable scenario applications.

Source: Shanghai Stock Exchange Announcement

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