Beyond a Milestone:
What Our IPO Unlocks for the Future of Logistics Tech
This month, Geekplus became the first AMR warehouse robotics company in the world to go public.
We listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under stock code 2590.HK, and in doing so, we did more than open a new chapter for Geekplus. We opened one for the entire industry.
Our IPO was:
- The largest H-share IPO ever by a robotics company
- The most subscribed tech IPO in Hong Kong this year
- One of the top 3 HK listings by international investor demand
- Backed by global clients across 40+ countries and 800+ warehouses
But this isn’t just about records or recognition. It’s about what comes next.
Here’s what this milestone unlocks for the global logistics ecosystem — and why it matters to every warehouse operator, robotics innovator, 3PL, and supply chain leader watching this space.
It signals a turning point: warehouse robotics is no longer experimental
Just ten years ago, automated mobile robots were a niche idea. Today, they are recognized as mission-critical infrastructure — validated not only by customers, but by capital markets.
Our IPO sends a signal that warehouse robotics isn’t a ‘nice-to-have’ or a short-term efficiency play. It’s a long-term, strategic investment in operational resilience, accuracy, and scale.
That credibility matters. It gives procurement teams confidence. It gives CFOs a benchmark. And it gives automation champions a stronger case to lead change inside their organizations.
It unlocks capital to accelerate what the industry needs most
This listing brings more than recognition — it brings resources. That means faster R&D, more robust deployments, and stronger support for the customers we serve.
With this momentum, we’re doubling down on:
- Smarter orchestration software that handles fleets of 5,000+ robots in real time
- Cold chain-ready robotics with built-in frost resistance and sub-zero reliability
- Flexible automation models (including RaaS) to make robotics accessible to SMEs
- Enterprise-scale rollout capabilities with localized support across key regions
In short: we’re investing in what it takes to make automation faster to adopt, easier to scale, and better suited for global fulfillment complexity.
It raises the bar for everyone — and that’s a good thing
We believe healthy competition drives progress. This IPO sets a new benchmark not just for us, but for the entire automation category.
Public companies are held accountable for delivery, performance, transparency, and long-term value. That pressure will push all of us — competitors, integrators, and tech partners — to step up.
We welcome it. Because this isn’t just about technology. It’s about trust.
We need to prove we can deliver mission-critical uptime in peak seasons. That we can operate 24/7 across industries and temperature zones. That we can be just as reliable as forklifts and conveyors — with ten times the intelligence and adaptability.
It helps customers scale with confidence
To our customers — this moment belongs to you too.
Many of you were early adopters. You took a bet on warehouse automation before it became mainstream. This IPO is not just a validation of our business. It’s a validation of yours.
You believed in automation before the market caught up. Now, you can point to a global IPO and say: this is no longer innovation on the edge. It’s the future of operations.
And that confidence trickles up. It gives leaders more reason to accelerate rollout plans. It supports budget approvals. And it inspires entire teams to rethink what their warehouses can become.
It opens the door to broader impact
Geekplus was founded on a simple idea: that robotics can reshape how we move goods, use space, and work.
This milestone reinforces that vision — and allows us to push it further.
We’re investing not just in warehouse efficiency, but in:
- Worker well-being: reducing physical strain and repetitive tasks
- Sustainability: minimizing energy use, travel paths, and idle time
- Global inclusion: making automation affordable and accessible across regions and business sizes
We’ve moved from a startup in Beijing to a global provider operating in over 40 countries. And yet, this IPO is not the finish line. It’s a launchpad for what’s next.
Looking ahead
Our focus remains unchanged: to build the future of intelligent logistics — one that’s faster, smarter, safer, and more sustainable.
For our customers: we’re here to support your next phase of growth.
For our partners: let’s deepen the collaboration and raise the industry standard together.
For the market: this moment proves that robotics is ready for the main stage. Let’s not slow down.
The next chapter of logistics tech is already being written. We’re proud to help shape it.
