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Chinese humanoid makers, AgiBot among them, report rapid revenue growth

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From the Robots digest for Oct 29, 2026

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What happened: Chinese humanoid-robot companies are posting rapid revenue growth, with AgiBot named among the firms, in Global Times' coverage of the sector's financial results. The article illustrates AgiBot's presence with a robot performing a tea ceremony demonstration at Chimelong Spaceship Park in Hengqin, Zhuhai, in South China's Guangdong province.

What's genuinely new: AgiBot's sales growth lands while its listed funding path stays frozen — the IPO has been suspended since October 26 — and the sector's proof point shifts from capability demonstrations toward booked revenue. It sits beside Unitree's own Q3 results (revenue up about 70%, profit down 17.4%) and the Guinness synchronized-dancing record for 110 AgiBot units.

Watch: named firms' revenue figures with dates, whether the growth is company-reported or independently verified, what deployments stand behind the sales (the theme-park tea ceremony is a venue deployment), and how AgiBot funds expansion while its listing is paused.

Sources Global Times

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