On December 9, market rumors surfaced suggesting that Galaxy General, a prominent unicorn in China's humanoid robot industry, was gearing up for a Hong Kong Initial Public Offering (IPO). According to these reports, the company had been preparing for the IPO for several months, with plans to submit its listing application in the first quarter of the coming year. In direct response to these speculations, a spokesperson from Galaxy General clarified that the information was inaccurate. The company explained that its share reform was undertaken to meet regular financing requirements in the future, paving the way for the introduction of new investors from the primary market.

Publicly available data indicates that on November 27, Galaxy General successfully completed its share reform. This transformation saw the company's name evolve from 'Beijing Galaxy General Robotics Co., Ltd.' to 'Beijing Galaxy General Robotics Co., Ltd. (Joint-stock Company)'. Additionally, the company's legal structure shifted from a limited liability company (with foreign investment and non-sole proprietorship) to a joint-stock limited company (with foreign investment and unlisted status).