Hai Robotics
Shenzhen maker of HaiPick autonomous case-handling robots that store and retrieve totes and cartons in warehouses.
Hai Robotics was established in Shenzhen in December 2016 and is chaired by founder Chen Yuqi (Richie Chen); it builds HaiPick autonomous case-handling robots that pull totes and cartons from tall shelving. In September 2020 it said its Series A and Series B together raised more than USD 14.66 million (RMB 100 million). In September 2021 it announced $200 million across a Series C led by 5Y Capital and a Series D led by Capital Today, and in June 2022 a D+ round of more than $100 million, again led by Capital Today. The company became a joint stock company in November 2025 and has applied to list in Hong Kong. Its September 2026 application proof reports revenue of RMB 2,016.9 million for 2025, up from RMB 1,360.4 million in 2024.
- Latest funding
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- Total funding
- $200M
- Latest valuation
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- Founded
- 2016
- Country
- China
- Jun 15, 2022Series D+—
- Sep 21, 2021Series C and Series D (combined)$200M
- Sep 2, 2020Series A and Series B (combined)—
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