
Shanghai exchange accepts DEEP Robotics’ STAR Market IPO bid
The filing comes as China’s quadruped robotics sector enters a more competitive capital-markets phase.

The filing comes as China’s quadruped robotics sector enters a more competitive capital-markets phase.

By the end of 2025, the three funds had approved investments into 392 sub-funds and 4,614 projects, with total committed capital reaching 143.3 billion yuan.

They include a 1 billion yuan low-carbon development fund and a 500 million yuan secondary, or S, fund focused on private equity share transfers.

The fund will focus on original early-stage technologies emerging from Huazhong University in areas including optoelectronics, biomedicine, new materials and high-end equipment manufacturing.
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The companies said they plan to target sectors including spatial design, tourism, cultural heritage preservation, industrial digital twins, film production and gaming.

Unlike many robotics firms focused on a single category, Robot Phoenix expanded across multiple robot types in an effort to become a one-stop automation supplier for manufacturers.

The center combines commercial demonstrations with data collection, skill training and R&D collaboration functions.

The management may consider another fundraising round this year before attempting an initial public offering in 2027, as investor interest in brain-computer interface technologies accelerates.

The partnership will provide integrated testing services covering China’s CR certification as well as international systems including CE and NRTL standards.

Local officials are also leveraging the competition as a platform to court broader industry participation.