YYForce reports US$21.9 million in net assets and outlines robotics priorities

Nov 2, 2026
YYForce reported approximately US$21.9 million in net assets as of June 30 and outlined plans for service robotics and AI enabled workforce and facility platforms.

YYForce said in a press release that it had approximately US$21.9 million in net assets and US$38 million in total assets as of June 30, 2026. Its estimated market capitalization was approximately US$2.1 million as of October 30, equal to about 9.6% of its reported shareholder equity.

The company noted that book equity does not represent unrestricted cash, tangible net assets, liquidation proceeds or an estimate of intrinsic value. The asset and market capitalization figures also reflect different reporting dates.

YYForce plans to pursue service robot deployments for hospitality and enterprise workflows. It will also develop AI enabled platforms for workforce coordination, shift delivery and facility operations, while assessing deployments based on customer demand, liquidity, capital requirements and expected returns.

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