Agility Robotics begins Nasdaq trading as AGLT without a bell-ringing ceremony
Co-founded by Jonathan Hurst and Damion Shelton in 2015, Agility started trading as AGLT on November 5th with no bell-ringing ceremony, three paid manufacturing programs, and a milestone-based order book now open to quarterly scrutiny.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Forbes - Innovation
Why it matters
AGLT gives public investors a listed humanoid maker with disclosed financials to price quarterly, and it exposes the gap between Agility's $300M milestone-based order book and $1.8M in 2025 revenue to regular SEC reporting.
Co-founder Jonathan Hurst's Oregon State University research moved onto Nasdaq on November 5th, when Agility Robotics began trading under AGLT after its November 4th merger close with Churchill Capital Corp XI. Agility's common stock and warrants trade as AGLT and AGLTW, according to Agility's listing announcement, and [Nasdaq's marketplace…
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