DJI missed out on Yushu's market value of billions of yuan, and Wang Xingxing briefly joined

On August 10th, Yushu Technology, the "first stock of humanoid robots" in A-shares, launched subscription today, with a confirmed issuance price of 150.80 yuan per share, corresponding to a market value of approximately 60.993 billion yuan at the time of listing. According to Securities Times, Wang Xingxing, the founder of Yushu, briefly joined DJI before starting his business, but resigned shortly thereafter. In 2018, DJI acquired approximately 17% of Yushu Technology's shares for 10.1286 million yuan, making it the largest external shareholder of Yushu Technology. But in 2019, DJI reduced its capital and withdrew from the shareholder list of Yushu Technology. If DJI had successfully invested and directly held onto it until now, its market value could have reached billions of yuan. It is reported that multiple securities firms have calculated that Yushu's expected winning rate is between 0.02% and 0.03%, far lower than Changxin Technology's winning rate of 0.47%. In addition, data shows that the average first day increase of A-share new stocks since 2026 is as high as 276.04%. If calculated based on this, the book profit of Zhongyi Yushu Technology is expected to exceed 200000 yuan.