
Today’s Yangtze funding roundup: Physical AI, eVTOL, cell therapies…
Investors are backing frontier technologies spanning embodied intelligence, next-generation aviation and advanced therapies.

Investors are backing frontier technologies spanning embodied intelligence, next-generation aviation and advanced therapies.

The company originated from Ant’s blockchain laboratory and has since expanded into three core business areas: AI services, blockchain services and cloud services.

High-tech industries accounted for a record 68.1% of the city’s newly utilized foreign investment, 25.7 percentage points above the national average.

Unitree will also retain a dual-class voting structure, with founder and CEO Wang Xingxing controlling 68.78% of voting rights.

The trend reflects a broader shift: AI is moving from something people learn about to something they use to make money.

The company’s new listing may expand its global capital footprint, but its technological foundation remains rooted in Suzhou.

The listing underscores investor appetite for specialized manufacturing companies with established industrial niches.

The approval marks the first time a Chinese company has obtained nationwide L4 testing authorization covering German city roads.

The latest deals underscore investor appetite for startups building practical AI applications and next-generation hardware for global markets.

The surge reflects the rapid overseas expansion of Chinese EV manufacturers, as global demand for affordable electric vehicles continues to rise.