Unitree Robotics is set to begin trading on Shanghai’s STAR Market around 19 August 2026 after raising about 6.1 billion yuan — roughly $905 million — in its initial public offering, according to Reuters and follow-up coverage. Wire reports describe retail demand as more than 8,000 times oversubscribed, a record-scale figure for the tech board.
Coverage puts the implied market capitalisation near 61 billion yuan, or about $9 billion, on the offer terms. Reuters and The Next Web frame Unitree as the first general-purpose robotics company of its kind to list on the mainland board — press positioning tied to the listing, not a RobotVersus audit of every peer filing.
Unitree Robotics is the manufacturer page for this capital-markets story, with the G1 and Go2 as practical humanoid and quadruped anchors. Pair it with the earlier STAR subscription piece for offer-price detail; keep DeepSeek’s placement stake in its own article rather than reprinting partnership terms here.
Oversubscription multiples and debut-day price chatter are market colour and can move with exchange notices. Do not treat first-trade speculation as a catalogue fact. Locomotion demos such as the “Superman” teaser are a same-week product story, not IPO proceeds math.