The company announced the projection on October 14 alongside details of its manufacturing expansion and preparations for a potential public listing.
Tesollo develops articulated robotic hands and grippers with configurations ranging from single-finger mechanisms to five-finger dexterous hands. Its products are used in robotics research, industrial automation and humanoid platforms requiring precise object manipulation.
During 2026, Tesollo expanded its production facilities and upgraded manufacturing infrastructure to support increasing demand from customers in South Korea and international markets.
The company has also strengthened its assembly, inspection and quality-control processes as it moves toward larger production volumes.
Tesollo says its customer base has expanded from research institutions and proof-of-concept projects to industrial applications, where robotic hands must meet more demanding requirements for durability, consistency and repeatable performance.
The company’s growth has attracted investment from several South Korean industrial groups.
Samsung Venture Investment and POSCO Technology Investment participated during earlier financing stages, while HL Mando and Daesung Hi-Tech have subsequently joined as shareholders.
Tesollo is also preparing for a potential initial public offering in South Korea. The company has appointed KB Securities as lead underwriter for a technology-based listing.
The announcement comes as humanoid developers increasingly focus on manipulation capabilities, particularly robotic hands capable of handling different objects and performing complex physical tasks.
For component manufacturers, production capacity and reliable supply are becoming important considerations as robotics companies prepare to manufacture larger numbers of machines.
Tesollo has not disclosed its current cumulative sales figure, revenue or the proportion of shipments destined specifically for humanoid robots.
