On August 26, XPENG-W rose 3.6% in regular trading, trading at 45.86 HKD/share with turnover of HKD 160 million, partially recovering from the prior session's over 9% decline triggered by disappointing Q2 earnings and weak Q3 guidance.

The rebound was driven by the market repricing XPeng's robotics business following its angel round financing of over $900 million, with investors including IDG Capital, Gaorong Ventures, Tencent Investment, and Alibaba, valuing the unit at over $6.3 billion post-funding. Citi viewed this financing as a long-term positive for the company. Chairman He Xiaopeng stated the humanoid robot IRON will enter mass production by year-end and officially launch commercially in 2027, with monthly capacity scalable to several thousand units.

The stock had plunged the previous session after Q2 revenue of RMB 19.74 billion missed the RMB 20.2 billion consensus, while Q3 delivery guidance of 115,000-121,000 vehicles fell sharply below market estimates of approximately 147,000 units. The robotics valuation catalyst appears to be offsetting near-term auto business concerns.

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