Agibot Valuation, Funding & Investors

Agibot is valued at $574M as of December 2023.

Last Agibot valuation

$574M

Series A · Dec 2023

Last Agibot funding round

$84M

Series A · Dec 2023

Cumulative funding Agibot raised

$84M

across 1 funding round

Key investors in Agibot

  • CDH Investments
  • CAS Star
  • GL Ventures
  • Co-Stone Venture Capital
  • Yinxinggu Capital
  • C Capital

Agibot Overview

About Agibot

AGIBOT is a Shanghai-based general-purpose embodied-artificial-intelligence company developing humanoid robots, mobile robots and the software stack needed to operate them. Its portfolio combines proprietary robotic hardware, dexterous manipulation, motion control, foundation models, data systems and an open development platform. AGIBOT targets factories, logistics sites, commercial venues and service environments seeking robots capable of perception, manipulation and autonomous task execution. The company plans revenue from robot sales, deployed systems, software and platform services as production moves from prototypes to commercial-scale fleets. HKIC reported that AGIBOT’s 2025 deliveries increased from about 1,000 units at the start of the year to about 5,000 by year-end. The investment relationship is intended to connect the Shanghai company with Hong Kong research, deployment scenarios, talent and global commercialization channels.


Founded

2023

HQ

ChinaShanghai

Website

agibot.com

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Product sales

Valuation

$574M (Dec 2023)

Agibot Valuation

Agibot is currently valued at $574M, based on its Series A in December 2023. Read the announcement ↗

The $84M round included GL Ventures, Yangtze Optical Fibre, Sanhua Group, Luxvisions, Lingang Science and Technology Innovation and 5 other investors.

Agibot valuation by funding round

Agibot valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Dec 2023Series A$574M

Agibot Funding History

Agibot has raised a total of $84M across 1 funding round.

Agibot funding rounds

Agibot funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Dec 2023Series AGL Ventures; Yangtze Optical Fibre; Sanhua Group; Luxvisions; Lingang Science and Technology Innovation; Co-Stone Venture Capital; C Capital; CAS Star; CDH Investments; Yinxinggu Capital$84M$574MAgibot, founded in February 2023 by Peng Zhihui (aka Zhi Huijun), a former Huawei 'genius youth', is a Shanghai-based Chinese startup developing intelligent humanoid robots, including the Expedition A1 with PowerFlow joint motor, reverse-joint design, and SkillHand dexterous hand. The company completed a financing round valued at RMB 600 million ($85 million) around December 2023, as reported by 36Kr, with investors matching the query including C Capital, CAS Star, CDH Investments, Co-Stone Venture Capital, Hillhouse Ventures, Lingang Science and Technology Innovation, Luxvisions, Sanhua Group, Yangtze Optical Fibre & Cable Joint Stock, and Yinxinggu Capital. It was preparing another round at a pre-investment valuation of RMB 7 billion ($980 million). Agibot has rapidly raised multiple rounds, completing eight financings by September 2024, ending its extended Series A (A++++++) stage, with a later round on September 3, 2024 from investors like THU CV, ISoftStone, LCVPF Holdco Limited, THU Capital, and Casstar (existing shareholder), diluting 5.6205% and pushing overall valuation over RMB 7 billion. The company unveiled five new humanoid models in August 2024: Expedition A2, A2-W, A2-Max, Lingxi X1, and X1-W, backed by investors like HongShan, Baidu, and SAIC Motor, driving valuation above RMB 7 billion (USD 960 million). It has support from automotive giants BAIC, SAIC, and BYD, with plans for Series B in early 2025. Agibot focuses on core innovations like the AimRT communication framework, which outperforms ROS middleware, and plans mass production, commercialization, open-sourcing Lingxi X1 designs (excluding critical parts), and releasing an embodied dataset with 1M real-world and tens of millions simulated data points in Q4 2024. Later developments include strategic financing in 2025 with LG Electronics, Mirae Asset, BYD, and Hillhouse, and a planned 2026 Hong Kong IPO targeting HK$40-50bn valuation (US$5.1-6.4bn) by selling 15-25% shares. Agibot leads in humanoid robot shipments with over 5,100 units and 39% global market share.

Who has invested in Agibot?

10 investors have backed Agibot across its funding rounds, including CDH Investments, CAS Star, GL Ventures, Co-Stone Venture Capital, Yinxinggu Capital and C Capital.


Agibot Investors

Investors in Agibot by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
GL VenturesChinaBeijing1ParticipantDec 2023
Yangtze Optical FibreChinaWuhan1ParticipantDec 2023
Sanhua GroupChinaHangzhou1ParticipantDec 2023
LuxvisionsHong KongHong Kong1ParticipantDec 2023
Lingang Science and Technology InnovationChinaShanghai1ParticipantDec 2023
Co-Stone Venture CapitalChinaShenzhen1ParticipantDec 2023
C CapitalHong KongHong Kong1ParticipantDec 2023
CAS StarChinaXi'an1ParticipantDec 2023

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Acquisitions by Agibot

Agibot has acquired 1 company to date.

Last acquisition by Agibot was on July 8th 2025. Agibot acquired Swancor Advanced Materials for $453M.


Latest Acquisitions by Agibot

Swancor Advanced Materials
Description
Swancor Advanced Materials is a Beijing-based manufacturer of vinyl ester resins and composite materials for wind turbine blades and corrosion-resistant piping. The company produces E-51 VE resin grades used in 10 gigawatts of annual global wind capacity installations and supplies pipes for chemical plants in China and Southeast Asia. Established in 2004, Swancor operates factories in Jiangsu and exports to Vestas and Goldwind turbine makers.
HQ CountryChina
HQ City
Shanghai
Deal Date8 Jul 2025
Valuation$453M
EV/Revenue
EV/EBITDA

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Investments by Agibot

Agibot has invested in 19 companies to date.

Latest investment by Agibot was on October 21st 2026. Agibot invested in Pimax VR in their Strategic investment round.


Latest Investments by Agibot

Pimax VR
Ethertechnology
ChipV Intelligent Technology
Wenqing Intelligent Control
Description
Pimax VR is a Shenzhen-headquartered virtual reality headset manufacturer offering high-field-of-view devices like the 8K X and 5K Super models. Launched in 2016, the company raised over $20 million via Kickstarter and secured Series A funding. Its headsets feature 200-degree FOV, inside-out tracking, and compatibility with SteamVR, shipping to 100,000 units worldwide by 2020.
Ethertechnology (乙太科技) is a Chinese spatial-intelligence infrastructure company founded in December 2025. It develops a physical-space engine that compiles changing real-world environments into computable, reusable spatial assets for embodied-intelligence robots, world models and industry applications, starting with human hand-interaction data. It is led by founder and chief executive Yang Yeqing, formerly chief of staff at HTC VIVE.
ChipV Intelligent Technology is a Shanghai-based semiconductor company that works on open-source RISC-V chip architecture. It supplies processor IP cores, design toolchains and industry-specific solutions, and the Ref also describes full-stack hardware offerings built around the architecture. Customers are chip designers and device makers that want an open instruction set rather than a proprietary one. The company was founded in 2023 and trades under the name ChipRV Tech on its website.
Wenqing Intelligent Control is a Shanghai-based supplier of thermal management systems for robots. Its product range covers thermal interface materials, air-cooling modules and liquid-cooling modules, including joint-module cold plates, PCBA and battery cold plates, and integrated liquid-cooling terminals with micro pumps and microchannel radiators. These are designed for humanoid, bipedal and quadruped robots. The company is a majority-owned subsidiary of Dongfang Electric Heating, which is listed on the Shenzhen exchange under 300217. Its website cites a planned site of 650 mu, of which the first phase covers 116 mu, with first-phase investment of 1.1 billion yuan. The company was founded in 2025 and earns revenue from sales of components and cooling systems to robot and equipment makers.
HQ CountryChinaChinaChinaChina
HQ City
Shanghai
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Shanghai
Shanghai
Deal Date21 Oct 202621 Oct 202619 Oct 202619 Oct 2026
RoundStrategic investmentSeedSeedStrategic investment
Raisedundisclosedundisclosedundisclosedundisclosed
InvestorsMifeng TechnologyDeshi Investment; iSoftstone; JLCPCB; Hillhouse Investment; Zhongping Capital; Shanghai Pudong Science and Technology Investment; X Square; SZHTI Group; Xichen Capital; Huawei Hubble; Zhongke Fifth EraGuoyuan Equity; Baohe Venture Capital-
Valuationundisclosedundisclosedundisclosedundisclosed
EV/Revenue
EV/EBITDA

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Agibot Competitors

Agibot competitors include listed companies like Kodiak AI and Cmes Robotics, and private ones like Dyna Robotics, CoLab, Collaborative Robotics and VisionNav Robotics.

Public and private companies comparable to Agibot
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
Dyna RoboticsUnited StatesSan Francisco, CAPrivate--$600M-
CoLabJapanKawasakiPrivate--$500M-
Collaborative RoboticsUnited StatesSan Jose, CAPrivate--$500M-
VisionNav RoboticsUnited StatesAtlanta, GAPrivate$31M-$500M16.1x
Kodiak AIUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$4M($577M)$245M36.9x
Cmes RoboticsSouth KoreaSouth KoreaPublicly listed$10M($13M)$123M-

Agibot Public Comps

Agibot is still privately-owned, but its public comps include RoboStrategy, Braiin, Reconova Technologies, Huayan Robotics, Xtend AI Robotics, ECARX Group, Cidi, AEVEX, SEER Robotics and Volatus Aerospace.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
RoboStrategy------
Braiin$73M($15M)6.9x5.9x(33.1x)42.5x
Reconova Technologies$67M($8M)7.2x-(59.5x)-
Huayan Robotics$58M($4M)3.4x2.3x(48.9x)(54.5x)
Xtend AI Robotics$20M($27M)23.7x-(17.6x)-
ECARX Group$848M($23M)1.0x0.9x(38.1x)37.7x
Cidi$133M($156M)5.4x2.9x(4.6x)(19.2x)
AEVEX$433M$30M4.5x2.8x64.6x19.3x

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Common questions about Agibot

When was Agibot founded?Agibot was founded in 2023.
Where is Agibot headquartered?Agibot is headquartered in Shanghai, China.
Is Agibot publicly listed?No, Agibot is a private, VC-backed company.
What is Agibot's valuation?Agibot was last valued at $574M in its Series A in December 2023.
How much funding has Agibot raised?Agibot has raised $84M across 1 funding round.
What was Agibot's last funding round?Agibot's last funding round was a $84M Series A in December 2023.
Who are Agibot's investors?Agibot's investors include GL Ventures, Yangtze Optical Fibre, Sanhua Group, Luxvisions, Lingang Science and Technology Innovation, Co-Stone Venture Capital, C Capital, CAS Star, CDH Investments and Yinxinggu Capital.
Which companies are comparable to Agibot?Companies comparable to Agibot include Dyna Robotics, CoLab, Collaborative Robotics, VisionNav Robotics, Kodiak AI and Cmes Robotics.
How many companies has Agibot acquired?Agibot has acquired 1 company, including Swancor Advanced Materials.
What was the largest acquisition by Agibot?The $453M acquisition of Swancor Advanced Materials in July 2025 is the largest acquisition Agibot has made to date.
How many companies has Agibot invested in?Agibot has invested in 19 companies, including Pimax VR, Ethertechnology, ChipV Intelligent Technology, Wenqing Intelligent Control, Current Robotics, LatentVerse, MoSense and Shanghai Xinqi Robotics.
What was Agibot's last investment?In October 2026, Agibot invested in Pimax VR's strategic investment round alongside Mifeng Technology.

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