Yushu Technology is finally set for this round, going public on August 19th with an issue price of ¥150.80 per share, raising ¥6.1 billion, and a total market cap breaking ¥60 billion, with a price-to-earnings ratio soaring above 200 times.
As the IPO approaches, market heat and reactions:
▶️ Extremely scarce shares:
The winning rate is only about 0.018%, with one lot costing ¥75,400, making the entry barrier high for retail investors, and shares are almost entirely held by institutional clusters.
▶️ A final show of strength:
On the eve of listing, they directly released a new product with an extreme running speed of 12.66 meters/second, forcibly maximizing the technological barrier and capital attention.
▶️ Strategic investor lineup boost:
Besides the national team fund, top AI players like DeepSeek have joined, so the market is buying not just hardware but also the expectation of embodied intelligence large models.
🧩 Short term outlook:
No limit on price fluctuations for the first 5 trading days, combined with an initial float of only 7.44%, the opening price will likely be pushed very high by sentiment, causing very volatile stock price movements.
🧩 Medium to long term outlook:
Yushu is setting a benchmark for the entire humanoid robot sector. The ¥60 billion valuation already far exceeds current performance. Whether it can sustain the market cap going forward depends not on how many quadruped robots are sold, but on whether humanoid robots can truly achieve large-scale commercial deployment in factories and homes.
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