Yudi Robot saw a significant increase of 142.21% on its first day of listing, focusing on the commercial implementation of embodied intelligence and the challenges related to profitability.

On September 9, 2026, UDI Robotics went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with a listing price of HK$14.45 per H-share. On its first day of trading, the stock price rose by 142.21%, reaching HK$35.00. Founded in 2013, the company is one of the leading commercial service robotics enterprises in China, dedicated to promoting the application of driverless and embodied intelligence technologies in indoor and outdoor scenarios such as delivery and cleaning. Financial data shows that the company’s total revenue in fiscal year 2025 increased to 317.7 million yuan, while the net loss narrowed to 110.8 million yuan. Despite growing revenue and reduced losses, industry experts point out that the company still faces profitability challenges and call for establishing standards for robot performances and accident traceability mechanisms. Currently, the focus of the industry is shifting from hardware technology to the intelligence level of the “brain” of embodied intelligence, aiming to drive the iteration of robots in real scenarios and create a closed-loop application.