Top Five Global Humanoid Robot Revenue Rankings Dominated by Chinese Firms; Shenzhen Robot Exports Surge 1,200% in First Eight Months

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Spots are limited, so those who hesitate will miss out. Let us join together for this sustainable appointment! [Click to register] Source: @CCTV Finance Weibo [#Top five global humanoid robot revenue rankings all Chinese companies# #Shenzhen robot exports surged 1,200% in the first eight months#] Recently, international consulting firm Frost & Sullivan released the "2026 Global Humanoid Robot Market Research Report." In the first half of this year, global humanoid robot sales reached 36,000 units, surpassing the full-year total of 35,000 units in 2025; market revenue reached US$540 million. Calculated by revenue, the top five in the global humanoid robot market in the first half of this year were all Chinese companies, with two of them based in Shenzhen.

On the afternoon of the 16th, a senior U.S. delegation arrived at the "Robot Valley" in Nanshan, Shenzhen, for an inspection. In Shenzhen's Nanshan "Robot Valley," from core components to complete machine manufacturing, and from software algorithms to system integration, a complete industrial chain is highly concentrated here. Liu Tuo, founder of Shenzhen Tuoji Technology, said that prototyping in Silicon Valley takes two months because components must be sourced globally; but if one comes to Shenzhen, perhaps 90% of the components can be found in "Robot Valley." Shenzhen Robot Valley gathers more than 200 companies in the robot industry chain, forming a supply chain from algorithm software, perception systems, and execution systems to core components. Shenzhen Customs data show that in the first eight months of this year, Shenzhen's exports of various separately listed robots totaled 11.13 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 12.2 times, with products already sold to more than 120 countries and regions worldwide.