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Research · 12 August 2026

Unitree's IPO roadshow, translated: what Wang Xingxing told 360 investors

The first time a profitable humanoid maker has carried a public price, and the first real pricing event for embodied AI as an asset class.

Rmb150.80

IPO price per share, set 6 August 2026

Filing-grade

Rmb61bn

Implied market capitalisation, roughly US$8.6bn

Filing-grade

688836

SSE STAR Board ticker

Filing-grade

Rmb141m

Disclosed DeepSeek robot-brain partnership

Filing-grade

What it found

  • 01Unitree priced its IPO on 6 August 2026, the first time a profitable humanoid maker has carried a public price.
  • 02On 7 August the company ran a three-hour online roadshow in which chairman, CEO and CTO Wang Xingxing, CFO Wang Feng and board secretary Fu Fenghua answered more than 360 investor questions.
  • 03The disclosures cover a DeepSeek robot-brain partnership, the split of humanoid revenue by application, and an actuator architecture that does not use harmonic reducers.
  • 04Industrial application sits at 9 percent of humanoid revenue, which is the gap between the pricing and the deployment reality.

The pricing event

What was set on 6 August 2026, and where it trades under.

ItemValueProvenance
Price per shareRmb150.80Filing-grade
Market capitalisationRmb61bn (approximately US$8.6bn)Filing-grade
Exchange and tickerSSE STAR Board, 688836Filing-grade
Roadshow date7 August 2026, three hours, typed Q&A onlyFiling-grade
Questions answeredMore than 360Filing-grade
RespondentsWang Xingxing (chairman, CEO, CTO), Wang Feng (CFO), Fu Fenghua (board secretary)Filing-grade

Questions this report answers

  • What did Unitree price at, and what does that imply?
  • Where does Unitree's humanoid revenue actually come from?
  • What is in Unitree's actuator stack?
  • What did the company refuse to answer?

Method and sources

Translated in full from the SSE online investor roadshow held 7 August 2026, 371 typed exchanges, no video, sourced directly from roadshow.cnstock.com. Cross-checked against Unitree's STAR Board prospectus.

Every figure on this page is labelled by provenance. Filing-grade means it comes from a regulatory filing. Company-claimed means the company stated it. Third-party means a tracker, retail listing, teardown, or Core Matter estimate.

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