Pudu Robotics Raises $150 Million, Valuation Tops $1.5 Billion

Pudu Robotics has raised nearly 150 million US dollars in new funding, bringing its valuation to more than 1.5 billion dollars, announced in a press release. The company’s cumulative funding now exceeds 300 million dollars.

Pudu said the funds will be used to accelerate development of embodied AI technologies, expand its product portfolio, strengthen supply chain operations, and scale manufacturing capacity. The company aims to support global market expansion and reinforce its leadership in commercial service robotics.

Pudu reported a 100 percent annual increase in revenue in 2025, with commercial cleaning products accounting for over 70 percent of total revenue and industrial delivery robots reaching more than 4,000 units shipped within a year of launch. The company holds a 23 percent global market share, according to Frost & Sullivan, and its robots are deployed by major retailers such as Carrefour, Walmart, and EDEKA.

Headquartered in Shenzhen with research centers in Chengdu and Hong Kong, Pudu continues to develop core robotics technologies including navigation algorithms, multi-robot scheduling, and motion control systems. The company has shipped over 120,000 units across more than 80 countries.