The company’s financial shift was catalyzed by the acquisition of QC Capital on June 15, which contributed US$54.4 million in net revenue during the final weeks of the period. Total net revenue surged to US$55.1 million, a sharp increase from the US$0.6 million reported during the same six-month window in 2025. CEO Benjamin Zhai described the period as a structural reset, noting that the firm has offloaded most of its legacy liabilities to focus on integrating its new industrial assets.

Net income reached US$46.7 million, largely bolstered by gains from discontinued operations, resulting in earnings of US$0.81 per share. Alongside the QC Capital purchase, Robo.ai acquired Neurovia AI in May to bolster its capabilities in data processing and AI infrastructure. While the company settled US$13.6 million in convertible notes through the issuance of ordinary shares rather than cash, its liquidity remains lean, with cash and cash equivalents standing at US$2.1 million as of June 30.