China reportedly tightens humanoid robot IPO rules as market mania meets reality
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China is tightening scrutiny of initial public offerings by humanoid robotics companies as regulators seek to curb excessive valuations and distinguish commercially viable businesses from a crowded field of startups, according to The Information .
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