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IPO Review for Humanoid Robots Tightens, Regulation Shifts Toward Substantive Verification

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IPO review standards for the humanoid robot and embodied intelligence sectors continue to tighten, with regulatory focus shifting toward threefold substantive verification: revenue authenticity, commercialization sustainability, and independent core technology capability. Some companies in the application queue have received supplementary verification inquiries and must further substantiate product deployment scenarios and customer repurchase logic, slowing their listing pace accordingly. According to the report, leading companies with full-stack in-house R&D capabilities that have secured stable batch orders in industrial, research, and commercial scenarios still have a basis for listing; for companies that rely on prototype demonstrations and outsource core components, the listing cycle will be significantly lengthened.