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Suzhou Gude: Humanoid Robot Products Stably Supplied

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Suzhou Gude confirmed that its subsidiary Suzhou Minghao is actively deploying in the humanoid robot market, with pressure sensor products already stably supplied to top-tier clients in the robotics industry. While this business line currently represents a small fraction of the company's total operations, the firm highlighted its broader focus on semiconductors and new materials, including progress in low-silver photovoltaic slurries for perovskite and silicon carbide applications in industrial control. The company reported Q3 2026 revenue of 3.834 billion yuan and net profit attributable to the parent company of 73.453 million yuan.

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Latest development2026-11-10 16:17 UTC
Suzhou Gude: Humanoid Robot Products Stably Supplied

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    Suzhou Gude: Humanoid Robot Products Stably Supplied

    Suzhou Gude confirmed that its subsidiary Suzhou Minghao is actively deploying in the humanoid robot market, with pressure sensor products already stably supplied to top-tier clients in the robotics industry. While this business line currently represents a small fraction of the company's total operations, the firm highlighted its broader focus on semiconductors and new materials, including progress in low-silver photovoltaic slurries for perovskite and silicon carbide applications in industrial control. The company reported Q3 2026 revenue of 3.834 billion yuan and net profit attributable to the parent company of 73.453 million yuan.

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