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UNITREE’S IPO DEBUT WAS NOT JUST A STOCK LAUNCH — IT WAS A MASSIVE VALUATION TEST FOR THE HUMANOID ROBOT INDUSTRY

Unitree Technology has officially entered the STAR Market, and its first trading session delivered a move that immediately placed the company at the center of the humanoid robotics narrative.

The IPO price was set at 150.80 yuan per share. During the debut, the stock surged as high as roughly 1,100 yuan before closing near 900 yuan, representing a gain of around 500% from the issue price.

For investors who received one standard 500-share lot, the paper profit at the close was approximately 375,000 yuan, while the intraday peak represented roughly 475,000 yuan.

That is an extraordinary first-day move.

But the bigger story is not simply the percentage gain.

It is what the market is willing to pay for a company positioned at the intersection of robotics, AI and industrial automation.

THE SCARCITY PREMIUM IS DOING HEAVY LIFTING

Unitree entered the market with a relatively small public float of around 7.44%.

The online allocation rate was reported at just 0.0181%, creating an extremely tight supply environment from the beginning.

The first five STAR Market sessions also operate without the usual daily price-limit restrictions, allowing price discovery to become much more aggressive.

Strategic investors including major technology and institutional participants are subject to lock-up periods, further restricting immediately tradable supply.

This is critical.

A 500% first-day rally does not mean the underlying business suddenly became five times more valuable in one session.

The company did not transform overnight.

The market structure changed.

Limited supply met enormous demand.

That imbalance created the initial price explosion.

THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE HYPE

Unitree is not simply a speculative robotics concept.

The company has built a significant position in quadruped robots and has developed humanoid platforms aimed at commercial and industrial applications.

Its reported 2025 revenue reached approximately 1.266 billion yuan, with a reported net margin of 23.8%.

The company has also reported a strong position in quadruped robotics, with estimated market share of around 60–70%.

Its G1 humanoid robot, priced around 99,000 yuan, is particularly important because it pushes humanoid robotics toward a much lower commercial price point compared with many research-focused platforms.

Reported cumulative humanoid production has also reached approximately 18,000 units.

These numbers explain why investors are willing to attach such a large scarcity premium to the story.

BUT VALUATION IS NOW THE REAL BATTLE

At the IPO price of 150.80 yuan, Unitree was already valued at roughly 219 times 2025 earnings.

After the stock moved toward 900–1,100 yuan, the valuation expanded dramatically.

This is where the narrative becomes more complicated.

Future growth could potentially compress those multiples if revenue and earnings accelerate rapidly.

But recent earnings trends deserve attention.

First-quarter net profit excluding non-recurring items reportedly declined 52.6%, while first-half earnings were still down around 19.3%.

That creates a major disconnect.

The market is effectively pricing in a highly successful long-term industrialization story while the latest earnings trajectory is moving in the opposite direction.

That does not automatically make the stock unattractive.

It means expectations are now extremely high.

GATE UNITREEUSDT TELLS ANOTHER STORY

The related UNITREEUSDT contract on Gate reacted violently around the debut, recording a sharp vertical move before settling near the 122 area.

The 1-hour structure resembles classic price discovery.

A sudden liquidity-driven expansion.

An extreme momentum spike.

Overbought RSI conditions.

Heavy volume.

Then a rapid pullback followed by consolidation.

That sequence matters because the first move establishes excitement, while the following consolidation begins to reveal where actual demand exists after the initial rush fades.

The next phase could therefore be more important than the first-day explosion.

CHASE OR WAIT?

Chasing a move of this magnitude means accepting that short-term pricing can remain disconnected from traditional valuation models.

Waiting for a pullback carries a different risk.

If the market continues to assign a scarcity premium to Unitree, the price may stabilize at levels that still look expensive from a fundamental perspective.

This is why the key question is no longer simply:

“How high can Unitree go?”

The more important question is:

“At what price does demand remain strong after the initial IPO imbalance disappears?”

THE BIGGER HUMANOID ROBOT BET

Unitree’s debut has provided one of the clearest real-time examples of how aggressively the market can price the humanoid robotics theme.

The company brings real products, production data, revenue and market share into the discussion.

But the stock is now carrying expectations that extend far beyond its current earnings profile.

The first session proved that investors are willing to pay an enormous premium for exposure to the humanoid robotics growth narrative.

The coming sessions will determine whether that premium can survive once early profit-taking, liquidity normalization and fundamental valuation begin competing with the scarcity story.

My view: after a move this extreme, patience becomes more valuable than excitement. The first spike tells us what buyers were willing to pay. The next pullback will tell us what they are actually willing to defend.

Unitree has already made its debut.

Now the market has to decide what the company is really worth.

Still chasing the momentum, or waiting for a cleaner pullback?

Share your view.

This is my analysis of the IPO mechanics, company data and UNITREEUSDT price structure. It is not financial advice.

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