Code Moment | Booster Robotics Hits Key Milestone, Achieves Positive Cash Flow

From January 6 to 9, 2026, CES (Consumer Electronics Show) successfully took place in Las Vegas. MaHui member Booster Robotics achieved maximum on-site commercial value: every Booster K1 robot on display was available for immediate reservation and immediate delivery. By the end of the show, all displayed robots had been fully reserved and sold out, setting an impressive booth "sales efficiency ratio" (revenue per square meter).

At the same time, Booster Robotics reached a critical financial milestone: in December 2025, it achieved positive monthly operating cash flow for the first time since its founding. Real market feedback and a healthy financial signal appeared simultaneously. This means Booster Robotics is entering a new phase of sustainable growth.

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At CES,

Delivering on the Spot to Global Customers

For this exhibition, Booster Robotics abandoned pure concept demos and stuck to "what you see is what you get, what you order is what you receive." Every Booster K1 on the booth was a shippable product. This turned the booth into a temporary sales terminal, directly subjecting itself to global customer scrutiny.

The market responded directly. International visitors from high-end manufacturing, scientific research, education, and other fields evaluated the products on-site and made purchasing decisions. By noon local time on January 9, all available inventory at the booth had been sold out.

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Efficiency Reigns Supreme:

The Logic Behind "Maximum Sales Efficiency Ratio"

At CES — a venue that prizes scale and buzz — Booster Robotics chose depth and efficiency.

Though its booth area was not the largest, it maximized the commercial value of its space through high-density product displays and a closed-loop on-site sales process. Preliminary statistics show that Booster Robotics achieved a leading "sales efficiency ratio" among robot exhibitors at this year's CES. Behind this lies clear product competitiveness and precise customer conversion. It demonstrates that, per unit of area, the Booster K1 can attract high-quality customers and achieve efficient sales.

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Solid Foundation:

Dual Support from Scaled Delivery and Financial Health

The immediate success at the CES booth was no isolated incident, but rather built upon a solid foundation of steadily improving systematic capabilities. Quarterly shipment volumes grew rapidly throughout 2025, culminating in a key financial milestone in December — the first-ever month of positive operating cash flow.

1. Scaled delivery capacity continued to climb: Throughout 2025, Booster Robotics made continuous investments in product mass production, supply chain management, and quality control systems. Quarterly shipments steadily increased, providing reliable production capacity to meet the concentrated demand generated by CES.

2. Financial health reached an inflection point: Of particular importance, Booster Robotics achieved positive monthly operating cash flow for the first time in December 2025. This critical financial milestone signals that their business model has initially proven out, and their core operations have developed endogenous cash-generation capability. The company has moved from being capital-investment-driven into a new sustainable development cycle of "healthy business growth alongside strategic investment."

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Industry Implications:

From Tech Demo to Commercial Results

Booster Robotics' approach at CES reflects an industry trend: the evaluation framework for humanoid robotics is shifting. The focus is moving from pure technical demonstrations toward a comprehensive assessment of technical feasibility, product reliability, cost controllability, and commercial sustainability. Products that can withstand immediate market testing, supply chains that can support scaled demand, and business models that can form virtuous cycles — these are becoming the core of next-stage competition.