Agility goes public via SPAC, raising $465 million
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Agility went public through a SPAC reverse merger, becoming the first pure-play humanoid robotics public company, and raised $465 million in new funding from retail and private placement channels. In the first half of 2026, the company's revenue was only $174,000, mainly from related parties, while its loss over the same period was $362 million. The next-generation Digit 5 has not yet had a prototype demonstrated, but the company has secured planned contracts worth $300 million in total from 30 customers; the company says the prototype will be shown at CES 2027 and enter mass production by the end of that year. Prospective customers must first pay $500,000 for an on-site proof of concept before they can fully scale deployment, and as of May 2026, four customers had signed on.
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Agility is going public through a SPAC reverse merger that will raise $465 million in new capital, making it the first pure humanoid robot company on the stock market. Its Digit robots are doing real industrial work for nine customers, but the company earned just $174,000 in the first six months of 2026 while losing $362 million, and it has $300 million in planned contracts from 30 customers for the next-generation Digit 5, which is set to be demonstrated at CES 2027.
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