Unitree Robotics (688836.SH) has published the final online subscription results for its initial public offering on the STAR Market. The announcement, made on August 10 and reported by Cailian Press, sets the offering price at RMB 150.80 per share with a total share count of 40,446,434. After the activation of the reallocation mechanism, the final online offering was reduced to 9,707,000 shares, representing 30.00% of the total shares issued after deducting the final strategic placement. The corresponding final online lottery rate is 0.01809759%. These figures cover the online portion of the offering, giving investors who subscribed a clear view of the allocation outcome. The lottery rate essentially indicates the chance of receiving an allotment in the online subscription process. The announcement also confirms the share amount adjusted under the reallocation rule. The offering is taking place on Shanghai's STAR Market, and the ticker 688836.SH has been assigned to the company. All numbers are as disclosed in the company's filing, which was the basis for the Cailian Press report. The publication of the lottery rate is part of the standard IPO disclosure procedure.
Robotics firm Unitree has posted the final allocation rate for investors who joined the online portion of its STAR Market IPO. In a filing on August 10, the company set the price at RMB 150.80 and the total offer at 40,446,434 shares. With the reallocation mechanism activated, the online slice ended up at 9,707,000 shares, or 30% of the post-strategic-placement total. The lottery rate came in at 0.01809759%. Cailian Press reported the numbers.
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