Doosan Robotics
PublicSouth Korean collaborative robotics company founded in 2015 as a subsidiary of Doosan Group. Went public on KOSPI in October 2023 in South Korea's biggest IPO of the year, raising $312 million with shares doubling on debut. Ranks 5th globally in cobot market share.
Introduction
Doosan Robotics was established in July 2015 when Doosan Group identified collaborative robotics as a strategic growth engine. The company moved from development to mass production in 2018, expanding from M Series cobots to H Series, E Series, and Prime Series.
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Company Story
Doosan Robotics is a South Korean collaborative robot manufacturer founded in 2015 as a subsidiary of Doosan Group. The company went public on KOSPI in October 2023 in South Korea's largest IPO of the year, raising $312 million. Doosan holds ~72% global market share for cobots with payloads of 20 kg or more.
History
In August 2021, William Ryu was appointed CEO, establishing US and German subsidiaries. By 2022, Doosan surpassed 1,000 annual cobot sales with global customers including Schiphol Airport.
The IPO in October 2023 raised 421 billion won ($312 million), with shares surging 160% on the first day. Doosan ranks fifth globally in cobots with dominant 72% share in heavy-payload.
In September 2025, Doosan opened the Innovation Center in Bundang for AI, software, and intelligent robot R&D.