On September 11, UBTECH ROBOTICS fell 5.09% in regular trading, trading at HK$76.05/share, with turnover of HK$171 million. The decline reflects sustained selling pressure across the humanoid robot sector despite a string of positive operational developments from the company.

On the news front, UBTECH ROBOTICS recently secured over RMB 50 million in overseas orders spanning European and Japan-Korea markets, covering products including the Walker C1 commercial service humanoid robot and the U1 ultra-realistic humanoid robot. The company's H1 results showed revenue of RMB 1.269 billion, up 104.2% year-over-year, with humanoid robot sales reaching 16,123 units, surging 268%. Full-size humanoid robot revenue hit RMB 590 million, up 1,445%, becoming the largest revenue contributor at 46.5% of total sales.

However, the company still posted a net loss of RMB 339 million in H1, failing to reach breakeven. Additionally, a previously announced equity incentive plan priced at just RMB 1/share — representing a nearly 99% discount to market price — has fueled concerns over share dilution. The broader robot sector also remains under pressure following significant post-IPO corrections in peer listings, weighing on sentiment across the board.

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