The company secured 875.2 million Hong Kong dollars through its market entry, capital earmarked for research and development, international network expansion, and manufacturing upgrades. While investor sentiment remains high, Rokae’s financials highlight the industry's capital-intensive nature; the manufacturer reported a net loss of 179.3 million yuan on 521.7 million yuan in revenue last year.

This debut arrives as Beijing pushes to cement its status as a global leader in physical AI, driving a wave of robotics firms toward public listings. The sector’s momentum is further underscored by industry leader Unitree Robotics, which recently initiated its own IPO filing in Shanghai.