Gasgoo Munich- On Nov. 13, SHAREBOT announced the closing of a strategic funding round worth hundreds of millions of yuan, with joint participation from a mix of industrial and entertainment investors including Heda Investment, Mango's industrial investment platform (Houwei Capital), and Sinounite.
Proceeds from this round will be entirely dedicated to building core capabilities in robot productivity services. Key investment areas include R&D for application services, the rollout of the Worken training system, the construction of a full industrial ecosystem, and upgrades to the nationwide fulfillment network. Through these initiatives, SHAREBOT aims to refine its service system—spanning equipment resources, cluster scheduling, local deployment, and ongoing operations—to enhance the delivery of robotic productivity.
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Investors in this strategic round span entertainment content, regional industry, and logistics scenarios. Their backing provides both capital and industrial resources to support SHAREBOT's capability building and application expansion.
Specifically, Heda Investment will support SHAREBOT's regional expansion, as well as the aggregation of technology, talent, and service resources, to jointly advance the Worken training system. The involvement of Mango's industrial investment platform (Houwei Capital) aims to bridge top-tier intellectual property with embodied intelligence. Meanwhile, Sinounite plans to open up real-world logistics scenarios—such as last-mile delivery and park services—to collaborate with SHAREBOT on refining robotic cluster operation solutions.
Concurrently, SHAREBOT has officially completed a brand and business model upgrade—shifting from "robot leasing" to "robot productivity services," and moving beyond simply renting equipment to delivering actual work outcomes.
SHAREBOT currently has 20 national operation centers up and running across cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou. Serving as regional hubs for embodied intelligence operations, these centers integrate market expansion, project delivery, ongoing service, and ecosystem collaboration to align national robotic resources with local demand.
Building on these 20 centers, SHAREBOT is deploying 54 urban service nodes to further tighten its "2-hour deployment service circle," enhancing regional deployment and service responsiveness. By replicating verified robotic applications across regions, the company aims to transform robots from single-project equipment into a versatile service force capable of filling diverse roles and continuously executing specific tasks.
On the equipment supply side, in addition to AgiBot, SHAREBOT has onboarded nearly 20 robot hardware brands, including High Torque Robotics, XBOT, AheadForm, UWORLD and EngineAI.
