In the first half of 2026, Ruisong Technology posted its strongest results since listing. Revenue reached RMB 625 million, up 71.67 per cent, and net profit attributable to shareholders was RMB 41.84 million, up 3,349.46 per cent, swinging to profit. Deductible net profit was RMB 39.02 million, up 1,338.79 per cent, and operating cash flow was RMB 105 million, up 2,142.94 per cent. Quarterly profit was RMB 20.58 million and RMB 21.26 million in the first and second quarters, both above 700 per cent growth.
By segment, robot automation lines brought RMB 533 million, up 92 per cent, the core driver; robot workstations RMB 60.48 million, up 45.07 per cent; only robot parts and other revenue slipped 28.95 per cent to RMB 31.37 million. From a Panasonic welding agent to a joint venture with Hokuto for auto body-in-white, then buying Panasonic’s high-speed parallel-robot assets, Ruisong is now among China’s largest robot and smart-manufacturing integrators.
In January 2026 its subsidiary Ruisong Robot put the S-series PLR high-speed six-axis parallel robot into production, moving from integrator to maker. The PLR has entered the supply chain of a global connector leader, two semiconductor-display leaders with small reorders, and a precision-electronics maker feeding a global EMS leader. Ruisong plans embodied-AI robots fusing multimodal perception, autonomous decisions and reinforcement learning for flexible production.
Its ecosystem spans machine vision, industrial software and motion controllers. The self-incubated Ruiwas Vision has 12 vision sensors and an LLM-agent plus RAG industrial vision cloud serving Toyota, BYD and Foxconn. Self-built Feishu software, RMC controllers and RIDP digital twins fill the stack. H1 R&D was RMB 22.2 million with 573 patents and software rights, 241 of them invention. Guangzhou Ruibei signed lines with Qijing, Zhijie and Lexus Shanghai, and supplied a maglev process line to a Wenjie supplier. Its Panasonic robot cooperation passed 10,000 units in February 2026, and it plans to expand into Japan and global markets on the PLR and RIDP platform.
Editor’s note: This is an adapted translation of the original OFweek Robot report. It has been trimmed and restructured for readability for an international business audience.
Translated and adapted from OFweek Robot (https://robot.ofweek.com/2026-09/ART-8321202-8120-30702254.html).