China curbs humanoid IPOs after Unitree's 45% share slump
Chinese regulators are reportedly raising the bar for humanoid robotics startups seeking IPOs, requiring recurring revenue and a credible path to narrower losses or real innovation. The shift follows Unitree's fivefold debut jump and subsequent 45% slump in Shanghai, sparking bubble and retail-loss concerns.
Source: businesstimes.com.sg · dealstreetasia.com