Geek+ Reports 35.5% Rise in First Half Orders

Sep 2, 2026
Geek+ said new signed orders rose 35.5% from a year earlier to RMB2.385 billion in the first six months of 2026, while revenue increased 25.3% to RMB1.284 billion.

Geek+ said in a press release that new signed orders rose 35.5% from a year earlier to RMB2.385 billion for the six months ended June 30, 2026. Revenue increased 25.3% to RMB1.284 billion, while gross margin rose to 35.8%.

Subscription service orders reached RMB156 million, up more than 75% from a year earlier. These orders grew 455% in the Americas, and the company listed an installed base of 1,000 end customers and 81,000 deployed robots worldwide.

Adjusted net loss was RMB60.6 million, down 32.1% from a year earlier. Excluding RMB44.5 million in embodied intelligence R&D investment, the loss was RMB16.1 million.

Non domestic regions accounted for more than 75% of revenue, with sales gross margin in those markets at 46.2%. Geek+ also listed more than 1,000 end customers across over 40 countries and regions, including more than 85 Fortune Global 500 companies.

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