- Business
- Shenzhen Dobot Corp Ltd (2432.HK) designs, develops, manufactures, commercializes, and sells collaborative robots and related intelligent robotic solutions primarily in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Europe, the Americas, Asia Pacific, and other international markets. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, the company--formerly known as Shenzhen Yuejiang Technology Co., Ltd.--offers a comprehensive portfolio of core products including six-axis collaborative robots (cobots), four-axis cobots, integrated cobots, and the X-Trainer embodied AI cobot; it also provides vision sensors, force sensors, electric grippers, and other accessories to support applications in manufacturing, retail, healthcare, STEAM education, scientific research, automotive, 3C electronics, new energy, metal processing, food and beverage, agriculture, semiconductors, chemicals, and consumer electronics industries. These solutions emphasize human-machine collaboration, with features such as real-time obstacle avoidance, force sensing, plug-and-play compatibility with PLCs, smart cameras, and third-party grippers, enabling flexible production across diverse sectors.
In recent developments, the company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange via a global offering in December 2024, raising approximately HKD 832 million to fund expansion, followed by a July 2025 placing and a November 2025 placing of 16.66 million H shares at HKD 46.80 each, generating net proceeds of HKD 771 million for advancing R&D in collaborative robots, embodied AI, humanoid robots, and multi-legged machines; strengthening sales channels; pursuing investments, acquisitions, and strategic alliances in the robotics value chain; and general working capital. Notably, in November 2025, Dobot signed a strategic partnership with Lens Technology for the procurement of 1,000 embodied intelligent robots by year-end, alongside a October 2025 contract with Ruidefeng Precision Technology worth over RMB 80.5 million for humanoid and collaborative robots, marking significant factory-scale deployments and milestones in industrial intelligent upgrades. The company plans to establish overseas subsidiaries in Thailand, Mexico, and the United Arab Emirates between 2025 and 2029 to broaden its global footprint.