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EXCLUSIVE: How Do You Value a Robotics Company? Revenue Matters Less Than Most Investors Think

Aug 26, 2026 · 07:59 AM ET· updated 38m ago
EXCLUSIVE: How Do You Value a Robotics Company? Revenue Matters Less Than Most Investors Think

RoboStrategy's Kang says investors should look beyond robotics revenue: "Future cash flows and growth rates could be substantial if..."

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Why It Matters

When you're trying to figure out if a robotics company is worth money, looking just at today's sales isn't enough—you need to think about how much money it might make in the future. This reminds us that growing companies are sometimes worth more for their *potential* than for what they're doing right now.

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