China slows IPOs of humanoid robot makers after Unitree slump
China's securities regulator is holding back listings by humanoid robot companies after Unitree's shares fell 55% from their peak. The IFR says only about 7,000 humanoid robots were sold worldwide last year, far below the billions being invested in the sector.
- China's regulator slowed robot IPOs after Unitree dropped 55% from its high
- IFR: roughly 7,000 humanoid robots sold worldwide in the past year
- South Korea plans over $300B in robotics spending versus 0.7% in current sales
- Tesla targets a $10,000 Optimus and one million units a year
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