Yushu TechnologyIPO debut and oversubscription highlight strong investor demand and capital raise.

China's Unitree unveiled a new high-speed robot it dubbed Superman on Monday, days before becoming the first general-purpose robotics company to list on mainland China's stock market. Unitree, the world's biggest humanoid-robot maker by sales, will start trading in Shanghai on Wednesday after raising 6.1 billion yuan, or 905 million dollars, in an initial public offering last week. The company said it developed the new robot in just over three months, achieving a standing jump of 2 metres and a top speed of 12.66 metres per second. The Shanghai debut coincides with the opening of the World Robot Conference in Beijing, adding to investor attention on a company whose humanoid robots have drawn global notice for running, dancing and performing martial arts. The IPO was more than 8,000 times oversubscribed by retail investors, a record for Shanghai's tech-focused STAR Market, and Unitree said it had cumulatively produced and delivered about 18,000 bipedal humanoid robots across multiple models as of July.
Yushu TechnologyIPO debut and oversubscription highlight strong investor demand and capital raise.