Movement Alert|Laifual Drive Rises 17.87% in Regular Trading, Unitree Robotics IPO Approval Continues to Catalyze Robotics Sector

Market Focus07-06

On July 6, Laifual Drive (03952.HK) rose 17.87% in regular trading, trading at 114.1 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 56.04 million. The rally was driven by continued strength in the robotics sector following the CSRC's approval of Unitree Robotics' STAR Market IPO registration on July 2.

Unitree Robotics plans to raise RMB 4.2 billion and will become the first humanoid robot stock listed on A-shares. The registration was completed in just 104 days from acceptance, setting the fastest record under the STAR Market's pre-review mechanism. Institutions note that Unitree's listing will establish a valuation anchor for the humanoid robot sector, with upstream core components such as harmonic reducers expected to benefit first from mass production ramp-up.

Laifual Drive is a leading Chinese robotics precision transmission component provider, offering harmonic reducers, joint modules, robotic arms, and automation workstations. The company ranks second among Chinese robotic harmonic reducer suppliers by shipment volume with a 21.4% market share, and is one of only two domestic manufacturers to have achieved delivery and mass production of harmonic reducers for humanoid robots.

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