Chery-backed AiMOGA says it is preparing for IPO with humanoid robots

AiMOGA Robotics head Zhang Guibing said at the World Robot Conference in Beijing that the company is in talks with multiple potential listing venues and is preparing for an IPO. It has delivered more than 3,000 units worldwide and aims to deliver 10,000 in 2026.

Zhang said funds raised through a listing would go toward future technology investment. He also cited the need to improve management, information disclosure and operating standards. The company's robots are already used to serve customers in stores and, in some Chinese cities, to direct traffic and crowds and promote safety. The company has entered a stage in which it must explain to capital markets which applications it intends to expand.