On October 15, UBTECH ROBOTICS fell 5.13% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$63.65, with turnover of HK$77.71 million.
The move came after the company disclosed that its U1 humanoid robot has entered small-batch delivery and that a youth version is planned for the fourth quarter, while the market remained focused on commercialization pace, persistent losses, and industry pricing pressure.
Background details show the company reported first-half revenue of RMB1.269 billion, up 104.2% year over year, but adjusted net loss was still RMB339 million. Since listing, cumulative losses have exceeded RMB3.5 billion. Separately, a recent broker downgrade cut the rating to neutral and reduced the target price to HK$74, while warning average humanoid robot selling prices could decline 56% by 2035, reinforcing concerns over future margins and valuation.
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