Unitree reports first earnings since IPO as robotics valuations face a test
10/28/2026 — 10/28, 19:19·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Unitree released its first earnings report since going public, a result investors see as a test of whether Chinese robotics valuations hold…
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On October 28, 2026, Unitree Robotics disclosed its first financial report since going public. The company completed its IPO on the STAR Market of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in August 2026, with the stock rising more than 460% on its first trading day. According to the data available, revenue for 2025 came to roughly CNY 1.7 billion, leaving a wide gap between that scale and the company's current market value.
Market sentiment had already warmed ahead of the release. By October 28, Unitree's share price had rebounded more than 65% over seven trading sessions since mid-October. On the same day, the CSI Robotics Index gained 4.09%, with index constituents including Bojie Shares hitting its daily limit, Weichuang Electric up over 19%, Ruisong Technology up nearly 10%, and Shuanghuan Transmission and Huazhong CNC up more than 9%.
JPMorgan recently upgraded Unitree two notches from "underweight" to "overweight" and lifted its price target from CNY 300 to CNY 995, implying about 59% upside relative to the CNY 624 close on October 23. The bank noted that Unitree founder and CEO Wang Xingxing has narrowed the expected timeframe for breakthroughs in physical AI capabilities from "up to 10 years" to "1-2 years or 2-3 years," and concluded on that basis that the industry's sales S-curve may shift earlier. The report is accordingly being treated as a key test of whether the valuation logic underlying China's robotics sector holds up.
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Latest turnUnitree released its first earnings report since going public, with revenue of RMB 1.817 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, up 55.71% year on year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 387 million, up 270.54%. However, non-recurring net profit fell 18.78%, and third-quarter net profit dropped 17.37% year on year.
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Unitree released its first earnings report since going public, with revenue of RMB 1.817 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, up 55.71% year on year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 387 million, up 270.54%. However, non-recurring net profit fell 18.78%, and third-quarter net profit dropped 17.37% year on year.
IT之家AI score 54Unitree Robotics reports its first earnings since going public today, a result Wall Street Journal's Chinese edition says will test whether China's robotics-sector valuations hold up. The stock has rebounded more than 65% over seven trading sessions since mid-October, and JPMorgan upgraded it two notches to overweight, lifting its target price from 300 yuan to 995 yuan. The company booked about 1.7 billion yuan in 2025 revenue, a wide gap from its current market value.
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