Doosan Robotics Company Profile: History, Structure, Financials, Products and Stock
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Doosan Robotics is a South Korean maker of collaborative robots, founded in 2015 as a subsidiary of Doosan Group and listed on the KOSPI market since October 2023. It is in the middle of a sharp transition: sales fell almost 30% in 2025, and the company is rebuilding around complete automation solutions in North America after acquiring the US integrator ONExia. This profile sets out its history, structure, financial results, products, strategy and share data.
Doosan Robotics at a Glance
Fact | Detail |
Company | Doosan Robotics Inc. |
Founded | July 2015, as a subsidiary of Doosan Group |
Headquarters | Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea |
Sales, 2025 | KRW 32,978 million, down 29.6% |
Operating loss, 2025 | KRW 59,472 million |
Sales, first half of 2026 | KRW 32,969 million |
Product line-up | 14 cobot models in the P, H, M, A and E series |
Regional bases | Plano, Texas; Dusseldorf, Germany |
Stock listing | Korea Exchange, KOSPI: 454910 |
Market capitalization | About USD 3.5 billion in October 2026 |
Company History
Doosan Group established Doosan Robotics in July 2015. The company began mass production in 2018. By 2022 it reported sales of about 1,400 units, ranking fifth in the world and first in South Korea's domestic cobot market, and it held roughly 72% of the global market for cobots with payloads of 20 kg or more.
Key milestones
2015: Company established in July.
2018: First mass production.
2022: Doosan Robotics Americas established in Plano, Texas, in May.
2023: E series for food and beverage released in April; listing on KOSPI in October.
2024: European branch opened in Dusseldorf and a service center in the Netherlands in May; P series palletizing cobot unveiled.
2025: Acquisition of ONExia, a Pennsylvania-based engineering and automation company, in July; Doosan Robotics Innovation Center opened in Bundang in September.
Corporate Structure
Doosan Robotics is a listed subsidiary of Doosan Group. Its international organization consists of Doosan Robotics Americas in Texas, the European branch in Dusseldorf with a service center in Heerhugowaard in the Netherlands, and ONExia in the United States, which the company plans to merge into its operations in 2026. The company says leading companies in 50 countries use its robots, and names Continental, Mahle, Hyundai, Toyota, Samsung C&T, LG Electronics and Dyson among its customers.
Financial Performance
2025
Item | 2025 |
Sales | KRW 32,978 million, down 29.6% |
Operating loss | KRW 59,472 million |
EBITDA | KRW -52,249 million |
Net loss | KRW 55,495 million |
Total assets | KRW 399,370 million |
Liabilities to equity | 14.6% |
The company attributed the fall in sales to weaker demand and market uncertainty related to US tariffs. Losses widened because of higher research and development personnel costs and one-off costs from the ONExia acquisition. One area grew: end-of-line cobot sales in the Americas rose 25%. The balance sheet remained strong, with net cash of about KRW 197 billion at year end.
First half of 2026
Revenue in the second quarter of 2026 was KRW 17,674 million, up 15.6% from the first quarter and 290% from a year earlier. First-half revenue of KRW 32,969 million was already equal to the whole of 2025. The first-half operating loss was KRW 26,487 million. North American solutions accounted for 53% of first-half revenue, reflecting the ONExia acquisition, and research and development spending was KRW 5,997 million, 18% of sales. The company expects 2026 sales to grow about 50% and is targeting solutions at 46% of the sales mix.
Doosan Robotics' Leading Products
Series | Models | Positioning |
M series | 4 | Cobots with torque sensing for precise work |
A series | 6 | Fast, cost-efficient cobots |
H series | 2 | High-payload cobots |
E series | 1 | Cobot for food and beverage applications |
P series | 1 | Palletizing cobot with 30 kg payload |
Beyond arms, Doosan sells service robot solutions: camera robots, modular robot cafes, ice cream robots and medical assistance robots. Its Dr.Presso coffee solution is marketed in South Korea.
Doosan Robotics product reviews on All Things Cobots
Strategy
From arms to solutions: complete end-of-line and automation systems, sold with ONExia in North America and then globally.
AI solutions: new intelligent robot solutions intended to widen application coverage.
Physical AI and humanoids: continued technology investment and further acquisitions, with humanoid robots among the new product lines in development.
Recurring revenue: a shift toward business models that generate repeat income.
Leadership
Published profiles of the company name Park In-won, a member of the Doosan founding family, and Ryu Jeong-hoon among its key people, and market data providers list Kim Min-pyo as chief executive.
Stock Information
Item | Detail |
Listing | Korea Exchange, KOSPI: 454910, since October 2023 |
Market capitalization | About USD 3.5 billion in October 2026 |
Earnings | Loss-making in 2025 and in the first half of 2026 |
The market value is many times annual sales, which means the shares are priced on expectations for growth in robotics more than on current results.
Note: market figures are indicative as of early October 2026 and change daily. This section is general information, not investment advice.
Strengths and Challenges
Strengths
A leading position in high-payload cobots.
Net cash and low leverage.
A North American solutions business that is growing quickly.
Backing from Doosan Group.
Challenges
Operating losses larger than annual sales in 2025.
A 30% fall in sales in 2025.
Exposure to US tariff policy.
Strong competition in collaborative robots.
Outlook
The first half of 2026 shows the turnaround beginning: revenue has recovered and losses have narrowed. The company's own target is sales growth of about 50% for the year, driven by end-of-line solutions and the integration of ONExia.
Current Catalogue Coverage
Catalogue checked on 15 October 2026: 11 associated product records. The links below are representative entries, rather than a claim that every historical model is currently available.
Doosan Robotics FAQ
Who owns Doosan Robotics?
Doosan Robotics is a subsidiary of South Korea's Doosan Group, with shares also held by public investors.
Is Doosan Robotics publicly traded?
Yes. It has been listed on the KOSPI market of the Korea Exchange under the code 454910 since October 2023.
When was Doosan Robotics founded?
In July 2015. Mass production began in 2018.
Is Doosan Robotics profitable?
No. It reported an operating loss of KRW 59,472 million on sales of KRW 32,978 million in 2025, and a smaller loss in the first half of 2026.
What is ONExia?
A Pennsylvania-based engineering and automation company that Doosan Robotics acquired in July 2025.
What cobots does Doosan Robotics make?
Fourteen models in five series: M, A, H, E and P.
Sources
Doosan Robotics: overview
Quartr: Doosan Robotics Q4 2025 earnings summary
Quartr: Doosan Robotics Q2 2026 earnings summary
Wikipedia: Doosan Robotics
