FJ Dynamics has refiled its Hong Kong prospectus after a September 2025 attempt lapsed. The agricultural and industrial robot maker counts Tencent, Shenzhen Capital, DJI (later exited), VW Transport, Dongfeng Motor and China Post Investment among its backers. Proceeds will widen its product matrix, lift research capability and raise global penetration.
Founded in 2017, the company is led by Wu Di, a former chief scientist at a DJI subsidiary with two decades in circuit design. In 2019 it launched an agricultural autonomous-driving kit at centimetre-level precision and topped the sales chart within a year. Its range now spans Sveaverken industrial sweepers, the RM21 mower-liner, a manure robot and a line-marking robot.
FJ Dynamics holds 368 patents, serves 2,564 distributors and operates in more than 110 countries, with overseas revenue above 90 per cent in 2025. Frost and Sullivan ranks it the world’s third-largest agricultural autonomous-driving kit supplier by shipment at 9.7 per cent, and second in retrofitted kits at 17.5 per cent.
Revenue rose from RMB 530 million in 2023 to RMB 570 million in 2024 and RMB 740 million in 2025, a near-40 per cent cumulative gain. Three-year net losses ran RMB 471 million, RMB 334 million and RMB 281 million, but adjusted net profit improved from minus RMB 268 million to minus RMB 57 million and then to positive RMB 10.1 million, with the adjusted margin swinging from minus 50.7 per cent to plus 1.4 per cent. Its construction business grew at a compound rate above 70 per cent.
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Translated and adapted from OFweek Robot (https://robot.ofweek.com/2026-06/ART-8321204-8120-30690088.html).