Chinese robot company Unitree loses nearly half its value one week after going public

Chinese robot company Unitree loses nearly half its value one week after going public

Unitree, China's top robot maker, was valued at $66 billion when it went public, then lost nearly half that value in a week. Investors saw impressive robot demonstrations but questioned whether the company can turn them into steady sales. The technology is improving, but the stock market is betting that reliable, profitable robots remain a long way off.

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