Boston Dynamics IPO 2028: Hyundai CEO invests 80 million Euros - ad-hoc-news.de
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Hyundai CEO Chung Eui-sun has increased his personal stake in robot manufacturer Boston Dynamics, paving the way for an IPO. The move marks a new phase in the integration of humanoid robots into the South Korean automotive giant's manufacturing. On July 19, 2026, Chung acquired personal shares in Boston Dynamics for the equivalent of around 80 million Euros, increasing his stake to 25 percent. This was made possible because Japanese investor SoftBank exercised its put option on 9.65 percent of the shares – Hyundai Motor Group paid around 320 million Euros for it. The new ownership structure is now as follows: HMG Global holds 62.5 percent, Chung personally 25 percent, and Hyundai Glovis 12.5 percent. Industry observers interpret the consolidation as a clear signal for an impending IPO. An IPO on Nasdaq could take place as early as 2028. Boston Dynamics' current valuation is around 20 billion Euros – after an IPO, it could even exceed 70 billion Euros. Interestingly: Google is also being considered as a possible pre-IPO investor. Google's AI division DeepMind is already collaborating with Boston Dynamics on new AI models. While giants like Hyundai invest billions in robotics, many investors wonder which companies will actually lead the next industrial revolution. This free report highlights the key players and shows you where the big money is currently flowing in the world of...
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