Geek+ becomes first publicly listed AMR producerBeijing-headquartered, warehouse robotics provider Geek+ says it has become the first publicly traded, autonomous mobile robot (AMR) company with an initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX).
Geek+ describes the IPO as “a major leap forward…for the entire logistics industry”.
“This listing marks a new phase of technology, commercialisation, and global growth for us and for the future of warehouse robotics,” the company adds in a statement. “Now, we go further: more innovation; more scale; more impact.”
Founded in 2015, the AMR and warehouse robotics specialists now boasts more than 990 employees at its eight locations globally.
The company has sold in excess of 56,000 robots internationally.
Earlier this month, Geek+ was named the winner of the 2025 IFOY’s flagship category, Integrated Customer Solution, for its RoboShuttle + P40 Tote-to-Person Solution (with Dr. Max Italia).
In March at LogiMAT in Germany, Geek+ launched what it describes as three “next generation” automated solutions including SkyCube2, which integrates pallet storage picking operations, offering up to 35% higher storage density.