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title: "AgiBot Aims for Overseas Sales to Top 30% of Total This Yr"
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url: "https://longbridge.com/en/news/286055775.md"
description: "Zhiyuan Robotics aims for overseas sales to exceed 30% of total revenue this year, leveraging Hong Kong as a launchpad for expansion. The company has rolled out 10,000 robots and plans to mass-produce tens of thousands more. It has established teams in Japan, South Korea, Europe, the US, and the Middle East. While details about a potential Hong Kong IPO remain undisclosed, the company targets a valuation of RMB400 billion to RMB500 billion. Jiang Qingsong, a senior executive, anticipates more application-focused robot companies will emerge in the future."
datetime: "2026-05-12T07:48:58.000Z"
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# AgiBot Aims for Overseas Sales to Top 30% of Total This Yr

Zhiyuan Robotics said it had cumulatively rolled out 10,000 robots by the end of March, with a full-year target of achieving mass production of tens of thousands of units. Jiang Qingsong, Partner, Senior Vice President and President of Marketing and Services of Zhiyuan Robotics, said in an interview that the company has launched the industrys first batch of seven deployment-ready product solutions and will fully implement them in Hong Kong, initially focusing on retail scenarios.

He noted that the company hopes to leverage Hong Kong as a springboard for overseas expansion. Over the past four to five months, it has established teams covering Japan and South Korea, Europe and the US, and the Middle East, targeting overseas sales to account for more than 30% of total revenue this year.

When asked about the timetable for a Hong Kong IPO, Jiang responded that related details cannot be disclosed for the time being, but he believes Hong Kong tech enterprises should adapt to market conditions. He expects more robot companies focusing on application scenarios to emerge in the future.

Media reports in October last year indicated that Zhiyuan Robotics plans to pursue a Hong Kong IPO this year, targeting a valuation of RMB400 billion to RMB500 billion. (ha/u)

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