China slows down IPOs of robot manufacturers after Unitree shares fall - Businessfm.kz
Chinese regulators have stepped up scrutiny of robot manufacturers preparing to go public. The authorities want to find out to what extent their revenue is met by commercial demand and whether investor estimates are justified.
- 01.Chinese regulators have stepped up scrutiny of robot manufacturers preparing to go public
- 02.The authorities want to find out to what extent their revenue is met by commercial demand and whether investor estimates are justified.
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