Galbot Raises $300M, Reaches $3B Valuation with Global Investor Backing

• Galbot secured over $300 million in new funding, bringing total funding to $800 million and valuing the company at $3 billion.
• Galbot's humanoid robots are deployed at scale across manufacturing, retail, logistics, and healthcare sectors.

Galbot, a Beijing-based robotics company, has raised over $300 million in a new round of funding from investors from China, Singapore, and the Middle East, bringing Galbot’s total funding to $800 million and valuing the company at $3 billion. According to the company, "this round once again sets new records for both the largest single-round financing and cumulative financing in the embodied AI sector." Galbot stated that the new capital will support further technology development, larger-scale deployment, and global expansion.

Galbot claims to be the world's first company to fully develop, in-house, all components of its embodied AI stack, including large-scale datasets, foundation models, and robotic hardware. The company highlighted "pioneering global firsts" in multi-task generalization, whole-body motion control, cross-embodiment autonomous navigation, and dexterous hand manipulation. These features are enabled by Galbot’s proprietary embodied intelligence models, which the company says form the core of its scalable humanoid robotics platform.

Galbot reported real-world success across several sectors. In manufacturing, its robots have been deployed at companies such as CATL, Bosch, Toyota, and Hyundai. In retail, its Galbot G1 robots now operate in over 30 cities nationwide. The company also cited year-long continuous 24/7 operations in warehouses, and healthcare deployments in hospitals like Xuanwu Hospital, where its robots assist with tasks such as patient care and guidance.

🌀 Tom’s Take:

Investors are backing Galbot’s full-stack control and real-world adoption, signaling growing confidence in embodied AI at industrial scale.

Source: PR Newswire / Beijing Galbot AI Co.