Agility Robotics completes Churchill merger ahead of Nasdaq debut
The humanoid robot maker is set to become the first dedicated company in its category to go public in the United States. The deal and related financing brought in about $465 million, according to Quartz and RuntimeWire. Bloomberg reports that Nasdaq trading will begin Thursday under the ticker AGLT.
- Its robots move heavy materials in factories and warehouses, according to Business Insider.
- Related financing included a Foxconn-led investment, according to Quartz.
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