Overview
- Agility completed a business combination with Churchill Capital Corp XI and began trading as AGLT on Nasdaq, a move that values the company at about $2.5 billion and brought roughly $465 million in gross proceeds.
- The company remains early-stage commercially after reporting $1.8 million in revenue for 2025, a roughly $138.1 million net loss, and about $99.8 million of cash used to run the business that year.
- Agility has real-world presence with Digit robots deployed at nine customer sites and more than 65,000 operating hours logged for customers such as Amazon, GXO, Toyota, and Schaeffler.
- Agility says it holds more than $300 million in multi-year, milestone-dependent orders for 1,000 Digit 5 units and plans to demonstrate Digit 5 prototypes at CES 2027 with broader deliveries targeted in 2027.
- Key near-term tests for investors are converting those milestone-linked orders, ramping RoboFab production toward stated capacity, and navigating competition, safety regulation, cybersecurity concerns, and worker pushback that could shape adoption and costs.