Agility Goes Public via SPAC as First Pure Humanoid Robot Company, Seeks $465 Million
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Agility has gone public through a SPAC reverse merger, becoming the first pure-play humanoid robot company listed on the stock market, and plans to raise $465 million from retail investors and private financing. The company has deployed small numbers of its Digit robots to nine customers, including Schaeffler, GXO, Toyota Canada Manufacturing, and Mercado Libre. In the first half of 2026, Agility reported revenue of only $174,000 and a loss of $362 million. Johnson said the Digit 5 contract can only be completed if undisclosed metrics are met. While the new funds should cover current needs, Johnson said they are not enough to make the company self-sufficient.
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Agility 通过 SPAC 逆向合并上市，拟筹资 4.65 亿美元
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- 通过特殊目的收购公司逆向合并上市并筹集新资本
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- 4.65 亿美元
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Agility is going public through a reverse merger via a SPAC to raise $465 million, becoming the first publicly traded pure-play humanoid robot company. It has deployed Digit robots with nine customers but lost $362 million in the first half of 2026 on just $174,000 revenue. The new Digit 5 has $300 million in planned contracts from 30 customers, pending undisclosed performance targets, with prototypes due at CES 2027.
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