The investigation follows a stark annual report filed on March 24, 2026, which revealed that VenHub generated only $864,450 in total revenue against its multi-million dollar losses. Beyond the deficit, the company reported total liabilities of $13.9 million and a working capital shortfall of $9.2 million. These figures forced management to acknowledge significant doubt regarding the firm's ability to continue as a going concern.

VenHub explicitly warned that its current cash reserves are insufficient to sustain daily operations, leaving the company dependent on securing additional short-term capital to avoid a total shutdown. Following the release of these financial disclosures, the company's stock price faced a sharp decline. Robbins LLP, which has focused on shareholder rights litigation since 2002, is now inviting investors who suffered losses to submit information regarding their holdings as part of the ongoing inquiry.