Hong Kong Stock Movement | Gangzai Robotics (00370) Surges Over 10% Amid Humanoid Robot Industry Breakthroughs; Secures RMB300 Million Embodied Intelligence Order

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Jul 16, 2025

Gangzai Robotics (00370.HK) soared more than 10% during trading. By press time, shares climbed 10.74% to HK$1.65 with turnover reaching HK$8.16 million. The surge follows accelerated developments in the humanoid robotics sector, where recent catalysts continue driving momentum. On July 15, Yushu Technology founder Wang Xingxing stated at the "Strivers on the New Journey" press conference that while humanoid robots remain in their infancy, industrial applications will rapidly expand within 3-5 years. This comes after Zhiyuan's acquisition of Shangwei New Materials and a joint RMB124 million humanoid robot contract secured by Zhiyuan and Yushu Technology. Dongwu Securities notes accelerating commercialization in robotics, predicting enhanced intelligence will unlock broader application scenarios. Crucially, Gangzai Robotics announced this month that its subsidiary Hong Kong Zai Robotics signed a procurement agreement with Tonghong Security for embodied intelligent security robots. The two-year contract stipulates delivery of at least 1,000 units in Hong Kong at RMB300,000 apiece, totaling RMB300 million. Initial batches will comprise 50-100 units, followed by recurring shipments of 100 robots.

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