According to BlockBeats, on August 15, the Shanghai Securities News reported that there has been recent discussion in the market about "scalpers buying up shares" of Unitree Robotics, with some intermediaries offering prices significantly higher than the issue price.
In response, reporters sought verification from investment institutions, private equity firms, securities companies, and other market veterans. They all reported that they had not found any such situation and that the related rumors were mostly unfounded. They also pointed out that the compliance of such private off-exchange agreements and transactions is questionable, and investors are very likely to suffer losses.
CITIC Securities, the lead underwriter for Unitree Robotics' IPO, also reminded investors that securities trading must strictly comply with laws, regulations, and securities market trading rules. Transactions can only be conducted through legally recognized channels using real-name accounts. Investors are advised against blindly following trends and to adhere to rational and value-based investment principles, while carefully assessing investment risks.