The first humanoid robotics stock you can actually buy on the public market is about to exist (Save this).
Until now, if you wanted exposure to humanoid robots you had to own NVIDIA or Amazon.
But that's about to change with
$CCXI.
Churchill Capital Corp XI ($CCXL) is a $414 million SPAC that just announced a merger with Agility Robotics valuing the company at $2.5 billion pre-money. The deal brings in $620 million in gross proceeds including a $200 million PIPE led by Foxconn. When it closes, CCXI shareholders own Agility outright.
And one of our analysts just bought
$CCXI.
Agility builds Digit, a bipedal humanoid robot designed for warehouse work:
- Digit is the first humanoid robot ever placed in live commercial operations anywhere in the world.
- Amazon, Toyota and Schaeffler are active customers.
- Digit has logged over 65,000 operational hours and moved over 100,000 totes.
Amazon, NVIDIA, SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Foxconn are all in as both financial backers and commercial partners. Foxconn is now leading the PIPE and manufacturing Digit v5: the next generation robot.
Agility already has over $300 million in binding Digit v5 orders on the books before the deal has even closed.
The market they're going after is not small. Industrial humanoid robots in logistics alone is projected to hit $326 billion by 2034. Agility is the only company already in that market generating commercial revenue from actual deployed robots at actual customer sites.
Here are the risks of the investment:
- Agility burned roughly $100 million in cash in 2025 with $111 million in operating expenses.
- No public revenue figure has been disclosed yet.
Note: This is an early-stage bet on a category that could take years to pay off.
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