+2%: Agility Robotics ends its first Nasdaq trading day higher
The US humanoid robot maker now trades as AGLT after merging with a listed shell company, and closed above the deal price.
A company that builds a human-shaped robot to carry boxes in warehouses began selling shares on the stock market. Its first day ended slightly higher.
+2%first day, AGLT
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The listing funds production of the Digit robot and shows investor interest in humanoid robots.
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- Trading began on 5 November 2026 after the merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI closed.
- Shares opened at $11.26 and closed about 2% higher, while the Nasdaq fell about 5.5% that day.
- The company raised about $465 million gross before expenses.
- Its Digit robot has logged over 65,000 operating hours across nine customer sites.
- Agility says Digit 5 has over $300 million in committed orders, with early deliveries in 2027.
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