UBTECH Robotics Shares Jump Over 8% as Company Leads Drafting of First Six Humanoid Robot National Standards

Deep News10-20

On the morning of the trading session, shares of UBTECH ROBOTICS (HKEX: 09880) surged more than 8%, climbing as much as 10% intraday before settling at a gain of 8.37% to trade at HK$69.95, with turnover reaching HK$464 million.

The rally came after the company announced that the first batch of six national standards for humanoid robots, which UBTECH led the drafting of and participated in compiling, has been officially released. These standards are designed to facilitate the coordinated development of key humanoid robot technologies and will take effect on April 1, 2027.

To date, UBTECH has participated in the drafting and publication of 73 relevant standards in total, including 4 international standards and 42 national and industry standards.

In the first half of 2026, UBTECH recorded total revenue of RMB 1.27 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 104.2%. Overall humanoid robot sales volume rose 268.3% compared with the same period last year. Among its product lines, full-size embodied intelligent humanoid robots demonstrated particularly strong momentum, with revenue surging 1,445% year-on-year and sales volume jumping 1,946.7% year-on-year.

According to the latest humanoid robot research report from Frost & Sullivan, UBTECH ranks first globally in market share across both core categories: all humanoid robots and full-size embodied intelligent humanoid robots.

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