Innok Robotics Reports Its Strongest Third Quarter and Participates in Capital Markets Conferences

Operational growth in the core business, the acquisition of major new customers, and the strategic move to the capital market underscore the scalability of the Physical AI sector.

Regenstauf, November 10, 2026 – Innok Robotics Group AG (“Innok Robotics,” ISIN: DE000A3EVV13), a deep-tech group specializing in Physical AI and autonomous mobile robots (AMR) for outdoor and brownfield environments, is continuing its growth trajectory as planned in fiscal year 2026. Following strong business performance in the first half of the year, the leading provider of outdoor-capable autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) also posted very positive operating results in the third quarter. In parallel with this operational performance, following the successful completion of the reverse IPO, management is participating for the first time in selected capital markets conferences to present the business model and growth strategy to institutional and private investors.

Operational Continuity and Expansion of Market Position

Order intake in the third quarter confirms the continued high demand for practical automation solutions, including in outdoor, brownfield, and all-terrain applications. Industrial companies are increasingly seeking solutions that automate material flow between warehouses, in outdoor areas, and on difficult terrain without requiring structural modifications to the existing infrastructure.

A key driver in the past quarter was the continued expansion of the customer base to include leading international industrial companies. Prominent new customers acquired included the Continental subsidiary ContiTech AG and John Deere. Following Horsch and Vogelsang, this marks the next major player in the global agricultural machinery sector to opt for Innok Robotics’ autonomous transport systems. This technologically demanding industry demonstrates the reliability of the INDUROS platform and the company’s proprietary AI autonomy software, InnokCockpit, under real-world production conditions.

Presence at Capital Markets Conferences Following the Reverse IPO

Building on this operational foundation, Innok Robotics is proceeding as planned with its entry into the public capital market. Following the initial public offering (reverse IPO via asset contribution) in October and the renaming to Innok Robotics Group AG, with the stock now trading on the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange (ISIN DE000A3EVV13), the management team will present the company for the first time at its inaugural capital markets conferences in the coming weeks. These include the Munich Capital Markets Conference (MKK, Nov. 11–12) and the German Equity Forum (EKF, Nov. 23–25) in Frankfurt am Main.

Discussions with investors and analysts will focus on the equity story: As a Physical AI & Intelligent Robotics company, Innok Robotics is scaling rapidly in the growing target markets of intralogistics, agriculture/municipalities, research and development, and inspection & monitoring of critical infrastructure. For investors, the combination of robust proprietary hardware, market-leading and increasingly AI-based autonomy software, flexible rental models (Robots as a Service, or RaaS), and short payback periods for customer investments offers a clearly predictable growth profile. This foundation supports the announced goal of doubling order intake again in calendar year 2026 and maintaining this pace of growth in the years to come.

About Innok Robotics:

Innok Robotics Group AG is a rapidly growing German deep-tech group specializingin Physical AI & Robotics, particularly autonomousmobile robots (AMRs). Its unique selling point lies in its expanded range of applications: While most AMRs are limited to indoor use, Innok Robotics’ systems navigate autonomously inindoor, outdoor, and all-terrain environments while meeting the highest safety standards. Innok Robotics has successfully established itself with medium-sized companies and major international corporations, including ZF, Volvo, John Deere, Kubota, Siemens, ABB, Infineon, BASF, and Surventis.