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Agility Robotics begins Nasdaq trading under ticker AGLT

2026-11-07

Agility Robotics begins Nasdaq trading under ticker AGLT. Illustrative humanoid robot, not a Digit 5 product photograph. Photo: igovar igovar (Pexels License)

Agility Robotics said it began trading under the ticker AGLT on November 5 after completing its merger the previous day. The listing brings the humanoid robotics developer into public markets, while its product plans remain subject to future delivery.

The company reports more than 65,000 operating hours and commercial deployments. Those are company-provided figures, not an independent assessment of performance across every installation. They should be read separately from expectations about the next version of its robot.

Agility is targeting general availability of Digit 5 in late 2027, with orders subject to milestones. That timetable is a forward-looking target rather than a statement that the new version can already be supplied for general use.

UPDATE: The completed stock-market event is separate from reported deployment figures and planned product availability. Customers assessing the offering still need to consider delivery milestones, the work a robot can perform and support arrangements relevant to their own operations.

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