Gasgoo Munich- Unitree is set to launch the Asian flagship of its "Embodied Intelligence Experience Hall" on May 31. According to a May 29 report by Gasgoo, the showroom will officially open on the second floor of the Jiuguang Department Store on Shanghai's West Nanjing Road.
Serving as a crucial gateway to the mass consumer market, the store will spotlight consumer-facing products such as the G1 and R1 humanoid robots, along with the Go2 robot dog. It aims to offer a physical space where customers can engage with and purchase embodied intelligence technologies firsthand.
Image Credit: Unitree
Back on March 20, Gasgoo reported that the Shanghai Stock Exchange had formally accepted Unitree Technology Co., Ltd.'s application for an initial public offering on the STAR Market.
The company aims to raise 4.202 billion yuan in the IPO. Proceeds will fund four key initiatives: intelligent robot model research, robot body development, new product creation, and the construction of a manufacturing base. These investments are designed to deepen technological innovation and scale up production operations.
Unitree's financial trajectory shows a steady ascent. Revenue climbed from 123 million yuan in 2022 to 159 million yuan in 2023, then surged to 392 million yuan last year, and reached 1.708 billion yuan in 2025. Net profit followed a similar upward curve, swinging from a loss of 22.1 million yuan in 2022 to a deficit of 11.15 million yuan in 2023, before turning profitable with 94.5 million yuan and ultimately hitting 288 million yuan in 2025.
According to the prospectus, cumulative sales of Unitree's quadruped robots surpassed 30,000 units during the reporting period, cementing the company's leading position in the global market for four-legged machines.
In 2022, quadruped robots accounted for 76.57% of total revenue, with 2,403 units sold at an average price of 38,600 yuan. By the first three quarters of 2025, however, sales volume had jumped to 17,946 units, even as their share of revenue slipped to 42.25%.
