On the 29th, domestic robot-related stocks exhibited a clear divergence in trend during trading, depending on specific business segments such as humanoid, logistics automation, and service robots. Rather than common catalysts driving the overall industry, individual companies' business areas and supply-demand conditions dictated stock price movements. Buying interest was concentrated in select humanoid and robot component stocks, whereas established leading robot stocks and collaborative robot-related stocks showed limited movement. While mid- to long-term growth expectations for the robot industry persist, profit-taking volumes are also believed to have emerged from recently surging stocks.

■ Gaining Stocks... Angel Robotics Hits Upper Limit, Hyundai Movex Trading Volume Exceeds 3.56 Million Shares As of this morning, Angel Robotics traded at 20,650 won, up 29.87% from the previous trading day, hitting the upper price limit. After dipping to 15,800 won during the session, the stock rebounded with an influx of buying pressure to reach the daily price limit. Now Robotics traded at 13,960 won, up 16.33%, and at one point during the session rose to 15,460 won, demonstrating high volatility. Among service robot-related stocks, Everybot traded at 12,300 won, up 10.12%. SPG, a stock related to precision reducers and motors for robots, also recorded 74,800 won, up 10.00%, after rising to 82,400 won intraday before giving up some of its gains. Hyundai Movex, which operates smart logistics and factory automation businesses, traded at 22,200 won, up 6.47%, with its trading volume surpassing 3.56 million shares, seeing relatively active trading among robot-related stocks. Wonik Holdings and Roborobo also rose by 2.14% and 0.72%, respectively.

■ Declining Stocks... Large-Cap and Collaborative Robot Stocks Remain Weak In contrast, major large-cap robot stocks showed weakness. Rainbow Robotics traded down 0.25% at 399,500 won, and Doosan Robotics traded down 0.33% at 60,200 won. Huren Robot fell 3.71% to 5,970 won, and Eugene Robot recorded 10,230 won, down 3.31%. Robotis dropped 1.94%, Goyoung fell 2.27%, and Robostar declined 3.50%. Neurmec and Clobot, which are collaborative and industrial robot-related stocks, also fell 3.34% and 3.63%, respectively. Tirobotics declined 4.59%, while Heisen R&M and KNJ System expanded their losses by falling 8.70% and 9.09%, respectively.

■ Robot Theme ETFs Rise... Selective Concentration of Interest ACE K-Humanoid Robot Industry TOP2+, a robot-themed exchange-traded fund (ETF), traded at 7,995 won, up 2.43%. The rise of related ETFs, despite weakness in a significant number of individual robot stocks, is interpreted as market interest being selectively concentrated on core humanoid companies and select large-cap stocks.

■ Future Variables Going forward, the trend of robot-related stocks is expected to be influenced by factors including: the timeline for humanoid commercialization, the expansion of corporate robotics investments, orders for smart factory and logistics automation, and the status of supply contracts for core components such as reducers and actuators.

[This article is not intended to recommend the purchase or sale of any specific stock. Stock prices can fluctuate rapidly based on corporate performance, supply and demand, and market conditions; therefore, investment decisions and responsibilities lie with the investor. Intraday stock prices and fluctuation rates included in the article may vary depending on the time of writing. This article was written with AI assistance.]