A British robotics firm is setting its sights on a Wall Street debut as early as 2029, the company’s chief executive announced Wednesday.
Humanoid’s CEO Artem Sokolov revealed to Reuters that his company is eyeing a public stock offering in the United States as the business scales up manufacturing and fulfills a substantial backlog of industrial orders.
The executive disclosed that Humanoid has secured approximately 34,000 advance orders for its robotic systems, with shipments scheduled across the coming three-year period. These pre-orders translate to an estimated $2.4 billion in projected recurring annual revenue, Sokolov explained.
According to Sokolov, he established Humanoid in 2024 without any outside funding partners. The founder revealed he has personally committed roughly $100 million to finance the venture thus far.
While confirming the company’s preference for a U.S. stock exchange listing, Sokolov declined to specify what company valuation he’s targeting or outline specific circumstances that would prompt the public offering decision.
