Trading and valuation

• IPO price: ¥150.80 per share.
• Opening: ¥1,100, a 629.44% increase from the offer price, implying a peak market capitalisation of roughly ¥445 billion (about $66 billion).
• Close: ¥845, up 460.34% on the IPO price; this implies a closing market capitalisation of about ¥341.8 billion (roughly $50 billion).
• The evidence supplied does not give a verified first-day trading-volume figure; insufficient evidence to state one.
• The debut was part of a wider investor enthusiasm for Chinese robotics, with Reuters characterising it as a near-sixfold market debut.

Founder and Meituan

• The supplied evidence confirms Wang Xingxing founded Unitree in 2016, but does not provide a reliably sourced estimate of his post-listing net worth; insufficient evidence to quantify it.
• Likewise, the supplied material contains no verifiable figures for Meituan’s ownership stake or its exact paper gain/return; insufficient evidence to state either.

Market context and World Robot Conference

• The listing coincided with the opening of the World Robot Conference in Beijing, where Chinese companies demonstrated humanoid robots undertaking tasks such as parcel sorting, phone packing and household chores.
• The provided evidence does not supply verified performance data for the broader Shanghai or Chinese equity market on August 19; insufficient evidence to quantify it.
• Unitree’s shares opened down 11% the next day, underscoring the volatility following the debut surge.

Offer structure and pre-listing valuation

• Unitree raised ¥6.1 billion ($904 million) in the IPO, described as oversubscribed; another report cited approximately $905 million.
• The supplied evidence does not reliably state the number of shares sold, the exact post-offering ownership percentage represented by those shares, or the company’s pre-trading valuation. The only directly supportable valuation figures are the approximate ¥445 billion at the opening and ¥341.8 billion at the close.

Trading and valuation

• IPO price: ¥150.80 per share.
• Opening: ¥1,100, a 629.44% increase from the offer price, implying a peak market capitalisation of roughly ¥445 billion (about $66 billion).
• Close: ¥845, up 460.34% on the IPO price; this implies a closing market capitalisation of about ¥341.8 billion (roughly $50 billion).
• The evidence supplied does not give a verified first-day trading-volume figure; insufficient evidence to state one.
• The debut was part of a wider investor enthusiasm for Chinese robotics, with Reuters characterising it as a near-sixfold market debut.

Founder and Meituan

• The supplied evidence confirms Wang Xingxing founded Unitree in 2016, but does not provide a reliably sourced estimate of his post-listing net worth; insufficient evidence to quantify it.
• Likewise, the supplied material contains no verifiable figures for Meituan’s ownership stake or its exact paper gain/return; insufficient evidence to state either.

Market context and World Robot Conference

• The listing coincided with the opening of the World Robot Conference in Beijing, where Chinese companies demonstrated humanoid robots undertaking tasks such as parcel sorting, phone packing and household chores.
• The provided evidence does not supply verified performance data for the broader Shanghai or Chinese equity market on August 19; insufficient evidence to quantify it.
• Unitree’s shares opened down 11% the next day, underscoring the volatility following the debut surge.

Offer structure and pre-listing valuation

• Unitree raised ¥6.1 billion ($904 million) in the IPO, described as oversubscribed; another report cited approximately $905 million.
• The supplied evidence does not reliably state the number of shares sold, the exact post-offering ownership percentage represented by those shares, or the company’s pre-trading valuation. The only directly supportable valuation figures are the approximate ¥445 billion at the opening and ¥341.8 billion at the close.