Youliji Robotics Completes RMB 500 Million Pre-Series A Funding Round, with Greenland Group Joining
According to a report by the Beijing News’ Shell Finance, Youliji Robotics announced that it has completed an RMB 500 million Pre-Series A funding round. Existing investors Xienuo Investment and Yonghua Investment have continued to make substantial follow-on investments over multiple rounds. New investors include Greenland Group, C&U Sensor, HG Ventures, Xinjing Fuying, Redbird Qihang Fund, Yulin Industrial Investment, and other strategic and financial investors. Youliji focuses on the R&D and commercialization of embodied-intelligence robots. It has developed replicable solutions for settings including office buildings, hotels, supermarkets, and retail, and ships more than 100 units per month. Greenland Group will join as a strategic investor, and the two parties will work together to deploy robot models, platforms, data, and solutions in settings such as security, hotels, and elderly care. Other new investors will provide support in areas including hardware supply-chain collaboration, university innovation ecosystems, and local industrial resources.
According to a report by the Beijing News’ Shell Finance, Youliji Robotics announced that it has completed an RMB 500 million Pre-Series A funding round. Existing investors Xienuo Investment and Yonghua Investment have continued to make substantial follow-on investments over multiple rounds. New investors include Greenland Group, C&U Sensor, HG Ventures, Xinjing Fuying, Redbird Qihang Fund, Yulin Industrial Investment, and other strategic and financial investors. Youliji focuses on the R&D and commercialization of embodied-intelligence robots. It has developed replicable solutions for settings including office buildings, hotels, supermarkets, and retail, and ships more than 100 units per month. Greenland Group will join as a strategic investor, and the two parties will work together to deploy robot models, platforms, data, and solutions in settings such as security, hotels, and elderly care. Other new investors will provide support in areas including hardware supply-chain collaboration, university innovation ecosystems, and local industrial resources.