GEEKPLUS-W Confirms U.S. Sales Unaffected by FCC's Updated Robot Equipment Ban

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GEEKPLUS-W (02590) has released a statement addressing the latest regulatory changes from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). On July 28, 2026, the FCC updated its Covered List, which prohibits the import, marketing, or sale of foreign-manufactured advanced robotics equipment and grid-connected power inverters within the United States. In response to this policy update, the board of directors has issued a clarification.

The group has confirmed that all autonomous mobile robot (AMR) models currently sold in the U.S. have obtained valid FCC certifications. As a result, these products are not subject to the restrictions outlined in the ban. Sales, deliveries, and operational activities in the U.S. continue to run at full capacity without any disruptions. The company also stated that the latest policy changes will not have any significant adverse effects on its business operations, or financial condition.

GEEKPLUS-W continues to advance its long-term strategy of localizing manufacturing, supply chains, research and development, and product testing. The board is pleased to announce that a new production facility in the United States will begin operations in due course. The company is committed to ensuring that all future products remain compliant with U.S. regulatory standards, thereby sustaining long-term market access and stable business operations while demonstrating its dedication to serving global customers.

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