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Unitree's pre-IPO price has rebounded to exceed $86, with estimated profit per subscription reaching around 215,000 yuan.

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On Trade.xyz, the pre-IPO perpetual contract price of Unitree has rebounded slightly, currently trading at $86.1 (equivalent to approximately 580 yuan), with a 24-hour increase of 3.32%. This corresponds to a post-listing market capitalization of around $34.8 billion, or roughly 234.7 billion yuan. Based on Unitree's previously set IPO offering price of 150.8 yuan per share, it is projected to deliver a 3.84x return on new share subscriptions after the opening. Unitree's STAR Market IPO plans to issue 40.4464 million shares, accounting for 10% of its total share capital post-issuance. Each lot consists of 500 shares, with an estimated subscription payment of around 75,000 yuan per winning lot. At Trade.xyz's valuation, 500 shares are worth 290,000 yuan, translating to a profit of approximately 215,000 yuan after deducting the subscription payment. According to today's reports, Unitree's winning IPO subscription numbers have been released, totaling 19,414. Each winning number is only eligible to subscribe for 500 shares of Unitree's A-share stock.

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