Movement Alert|UBTECH Robotics Falls 5.62% in Regular Trading, U1 Robot Battery Life Controversy Continues to Weigh on Shares

Market Focus07-08

On July 8, UBTECH Robotics fell 5.62% in regular trading, trading at 87.55 HKD/share with turnover of 331 million HKD, marking the third consecutive trading day of weakness.

On the news front, the battery life controversy surrounding the company's full-size ultra-bionic humanoid robot UWORLD U1 series continues to ferment. The top-tier U1 Ultra model, priced at 990,000 RMB, supports only 2-4 hours of operation per charge, drawing widespread skepticism about its practicality for emotional companionship scenarios. The company previously responded that 2-4 hours is the industry norm for full-size humanoid robots and emphasized its product is positioned for emotional companionship rather than as a romantic partner.

Adding to the pressure, the company's H-share full circulation filing involving 5.4539 million domestic shares converting to tradeable H-shares has raised chip supply expansion concerns. A large block sell trade of approximately 9.26 million HKD on July 7 further intensified selling sentiment, with multiple bearish factors resonating to suppress the stock price.

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