Blackstone agrees to invest in Korean robotics supplier Futronic

Blackstone has agreed to invest in Futronic, a South Korean robotics supplier, valuing the company at approximately US$675 million, according to sources familiar with the matter. The investment will be made through affiliated private equity funds, as announced on July 20, 2026. The deal highlights growing interest in robotics and automation sectors, with Blackstone expanding its footprint in South Korea's technology supply chain. The Business Times reported the news, citing anonymous sources. No further details on the exact investment amount or stake were disclosed.

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Blackstone agrees to invest in Korean robotics supplier FutronicThe Business TimesRegionalJul 20, 05:29 AM UTC

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