Gasgoo Munich- Gasgoo reported on April 17 that at AgiBot's partner conference, Chairman Deng Taihua revealed the company generated 1.05 billion yuan in revenue in 2025. This represents a massive surge from just 60 million yuan a year earlier.
Deng claimed AgiBot is the fastest robotics firm in China to surpass 1 billion yuan in revenue. Looking ahead, the company aims to hit 10 billion yuan by 2027, marking the start of its "second curve." By 2030, it targets revenue exceeding 100 billion yuan, ushering in a "third curve" of growth.
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As previously reported by Gasgoo, AgiBot rolled out its 10,000th general-purpose embodied robot on March 30. The batch included 2,126 units from the Yuanzheng series (A1/A2/A3), 5,008 from the Lingxi series (X1/X2), and 2,909 from the Jingling series (G1/G2).
Between January 6 and December 8, 2025, the company ramped production from 1,000 to 5,000 units. From December 8, 2025, to March 28, 2026, AgiBot took just over three months to break the 10,000-unit mark. This historic leap underscores its rapidly advancing manufacturing capabilities and breakthrough in scalable production.
Behind this growth, AgiBot has established the world's first standardized supply chain system for embodied intelligent robots. Its order-driven flexible production and delivery system can handle over 100,000 units annually. A pilot factory validates processes and reliability, while mass-production facilities ensure high stability. Dedicated lines for joint modules feature automated assembly and 100% online inspection, with full-link testing and MES system traceability for complete units. Additionally, through collaborative models like joint R&D and dedicated supply lines, the company has woven a "half-hour supply chain circle" to ensure self-controlled, high-quality delivery of core components.
Wang Chuang, partner and senior vice president at AgiBot, disclosed that the company expects to deliver its 100,000th general-purpose embodied robot by the end of 2027.
