On June 1, LG Electronics' stock price has surged fourfold this year, with investors bullish on its transformation into the robotics business. Last year, LG was largely absent from the chip-driven AI rally, but its stock price has started to climb in recent months. On Monday, LG Electronics' stock hit the daily 30% limit for a second consecutive session, following news that LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo will meet with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on June 5. This indicates that as the chip stock rally overheats, investors are seeking alternative ways to participate in the AI boom. The pursuit of emerging winners comes as Huang pushes to expand into physical AI businesses such as robotics and autonomous vehicles. LG Group, which has far outgrown its electronics roots dating back to its founding as Goldstar in the 1950s, has been strengthening ties with AI leader NVIDIA to develop multi-functional robots.