QingTianZu Completes Hundreds of Millions of Yuan in Pre-A Round Financing

Hundreds of Millions in Pre-A Financing Secured as Industrial Capital Converges

On April 29, robot leasing service platform QingTianZu officially announced the completion of a Pre-A round of financing worth hundreds of millions of yuan. The investor lineup is notably impressive, with participants including CP Robot under CP Group, Changxin Co., Ltd., and other industrial players, as well as listed companies such as MeiGe Intelligent and Lens Technology. Notably, existing shareholders Mingjia Capital, Zhixing Investment, and Ruizi Ventures oversubscribed in this round, reflecting strong confidence in QingTianZu's business model and growth prospects.

Against the backdrop of accelerating commercialization in the robotics industry, QingTianZu's differentiated leasing service model has successfully attracted investment from multiple players across the industrial chain, underscoring the market's bullish outlook on the "rent-on-demand" business model for robots.

Clear Fund Allocation Across Five Key Directions

According to reports, the proceeds from this round will be primarily invested in five core areas:

• Nationwide Fulfillment Service Network Construction: Building a nationwide robot delivery and operations and maintenance service system to shorten the time it takes for customers to obtain equipment.
• Robot Asset and Dispatch System Upgrades: Enhancing robot asset management efficiency and intelligent scheduling capabilities through a digital platform.
• Logistics and Insurance System Enhancement: Reducing risks during equipment circulation and providing customers with more comprehensive protection services.
• Standardized Scenario-Based Product Development: Launching standardized robot leasing solutions tailored to application scenarios across different industries.
• Global Service Network Expansion: Replicating proven domestic operational experience to overseas markets and expanding the international business footprint.

The fund allocation clearly indicates that QingTianZu is transitioning from the early model validation stage to a period of scaled expansion, aiming to be the first in the robot leasing sector to establish a full-chain service moat.

Robot Leasing Sector Approaches an Explosive Growth Window

With the rapid development of humanoid robots, industrial collaborative robots, service robots, and other categories, downstream enterprises' demand for robots continues to surge. However, high procurement costs and complex operations and maintenance management remain core barriers for many small and medium-sized enterprises looking to deploy robots. QingTianZu targets precisely this pain point — significantly lowering the barrier for enterprises to use robots through a "lease-instead-of-buy" asset-light model.

Looking at the investor composition, the entry of industrial capital such as CP Robot, MeiGe Intelligent, and Lens Technology not only provides financial support to QingTianZu but also means the company has gained powerful industrial synergy resources in robot supply chains, smart hardware, and precision manufacturing. This dual-engine financing strategy of "capital plus industry" is expected to help QingTianZu quickly build a closed-loop process from equipment procurement to end-user delivery.

Outlook: Global Expansion Worth Watching

The global robotics market is currently in a period of rapid growth, with rising demand for robots driven by manufacturing transformation and upgrading across countries. QingTianZu's explicit plan for global service network expansion in this financing round demonstrates its strategic ambition beyond the domestic market. With continued policy support for "robotics+" initiatives domestically and steady growth in overseas market demand, whether QingTianZu can become a benchmark enterprise in the robot leasing space is well worth the industry's continued attention.