Recently, the humanoid robot sector in the A-share market has once again become the focus. Since mid-April, the sector has had the highest gains and has once again become a popular track for money chasing. A China Securities News reporter recently learned from a number of private equity agencies that although there are still differences over the technical maturity and commercialization path of the humanoid robot industry, the enthusiasm for investment and research within the private equity industry remains high, and segments such as core components, artificial intelligence model empowerment, and scenario implementation have become the focus of many private equity firms. Private equity institutions generally believe that with breakthroughs in AI technology and improved industrial chain support, the humanoid robot industry is moving from a “concept period” to a “implementation period”. 2025 may usher in the first year of mass production, and the long-term investment value is promising. In addition, private equity sources suggest that the direction of humanoid robots entering the consumer market and more application scenarios has yet to be explored, and investors should carefully screen the investment opportunities.

Recently, the humanoid robot sector in the A-share market has once again become the focus. Since mid-April, the sector has had the highest gains and has once again become a popular track for money chasing. A China Securities News reporter recently learned from a number of private equity agencies that although there are still differences over the technical maturity and commercialization path of the humanoid robot industry, the enthusiasm for investment and research within the private equity industry remains high, and segments such as core components, artificial intelligence model empowerment, and scenario implementation have become the focus of many private equity firms. Private equity institutions generally believe that with breakthroughs in AI technology and improved industrial chain support, the humanoid robot industry is moving from a “concept period” to a “implementation period”. 2025 may usher in the first year of mass production, and the long-term investment value is promising. In addition, private equity sources suggest that the direction of humanoid robots entering the consumer market and more application scenarios has yet to be explored, and investors should carefully screen the investment opportunities.