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~ In a major development for the field of legged robotics, Ghost Robotics and LIG Nex1 have announced a strategic partnership through LIG Nex1's acquisition of a control-stake in Ghost Robotics. The South Korean defense technology company has acquired a 60% stake in Ghost Robotics for $240 million USD, valuing the company at $400 million USD.
This partnership marks a significant milestone for both companies as they join forces to advance the field of autonomous robotic solutions. By combining their expertise and resources, Ghost Robotics and LIG Nex1 aim to drive innovation and accelerate the development of next-generation robotic systems.
According to Gavin Kenneally, PhD, Co-founder & CEO of Ghost Robotics, this partnership is an exciting new chapter for the company. He expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration with LIG Nex1, stating that their investment and strategic guidance will help Ghost Robotics grow and deliver groundbreaking robotic solutions to various industries and applications.
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LIG Nex1's CEO, Shin IckHyun, also shared his excitement about the acquisition. He believes that this move aligns perfectly with their vision to lead the future of defense and security technology. He added that he expects this partnership to serve as momentum for both companies to grow together based on their technological capabilities and close cooperation.
The acquisition will allow Ghost Robotics to leverage LIG Nex1's extensive experience and capabilities in defense technology and manufacturing. This will further accelerate scaling for Ghost Robotics as they work towards delivering robust, versatile, and reliable robotic solutions.
With this partial acquisition, both companies are well-positioned to lead the industry in developing advanced robotic systems for industrial and defense markets. This partnership is expected to foster innovation and drive progress in the field of legged robotics.
This partnership marks a significant milestone for both companies as they join forces to advance the field of autonomous robotic solutions. By combining their expertise and resources, Ghost Robotics and LIG Nex1 aim to drive innovation and accelerate the development of next-generation robotic systems.
According to Gavin Kenneally, PhD, Co-founder & CEO of Ghost Robotics, this partnership is an exciting new chapter for the company. He expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration with LIG Nex1, stating that their investment and strategic guidance will help Ghost Robotics grow and deliver groundbreaking robotic solutions to various industries and applications.
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LIG Nex1's CEO, Shin IckHyun, also shared his excitement about the acquisition. He believes that this move aligns perfectly with their vision to lead the future of defense and security technology. He added that he expects this partnership to serve as momentum for both companies to grow together based on their technological capabilities and close cooperation.
The acquisition will allow Ghost Robotics to leverage LIG Nex1's extensive experience and capabilities in defense technology and manufacturing. This will further accelerate scaling for Ghost Robotics as they work towards delivering robust, versatile, and reliable robotic solutions.
With this partial acquisition, both companies are well-positioned to lead the industry in developing advanced robotic systems for industrial and defense markets. This partnership is expected to foster innovation and drive progress in the field of legged robotics.
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