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The Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ: AIIO) SEC filings page brings together the company’s official disclosures as a foreign private issuer, giving investors direct access to the regulatory documents that explain its capital structure, financing arrangements, joint ventures and governance changes. Robo.ai files annual reports under Form 20‑F and furnishes current reports on Form 6‑K, which are the primary sources for detailed information about the company’s activities.
In these filings, Robo.ai describes itself as a Cayman Islands exempted company with its principal executive office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and outlines its strategy around AI software, smart devices and smart assets. Recent Form 6‑K reports document convertible note and equity financing transactions, including a large convertible note purchase agreement with Burkhan Capital LLC, a separate senior convertible note facility with an institutional investor, and an equity purchase facility agreement. The filings specify maturity terms, interest rates, conversion formulas into Class B ordinary shares, beneficial ownership limits and related registration rights, which are essential for understanding potential dilution and funding flexibility.
Robo.ai’s 6‑K submissions also cover joint venture and acquisition agreements. Examples include joint ventures with JW‑affiliated entities and Ferox Investment L.L.C. for Robo.AI Industrial City and RJ Investment L.L.C.-FZ, as well as a share purchase agreement to acquire a minority stake in aitos.io Pte. Ltd., a company focused on IoT and blockchain integration. These documents summarize ownership percentages, capital contribution obligations, profit‑sharing mechanisms, board composition, intellectual property arrangements and termination rights, providing a structured view of how Robo.ai expands its footprint in intelligent vehicles, eVTOLs, logistics hardware and related services.
Other filings detail corporate governance and audit matters, such as the dismissal and appointment of independent registered public accounting firms, and the convening of an extraordinary general meeting to increase authorized share capital and adopt a Fourth Amended and Restated Memorandum and Articles of Association. Exhibits to these filings include the updated constitutional documents and notices to shareholders.
Through this page, users can review Robo.ai’s 6‑K and 20‑F filings, along with exhibits such as joint venture agreements, share purchase agreements and registration rights agreements. Stock Titan’s platform can pair these documents with AI‑driven summaries that highlight key terms, changes in capital structure, and the implications of new financings or partnerships, helping readers interpret complex legal and financial language in Robo.ai’s official SEC disclosures.
Robo.ai Inc. filed a prospectus supplement covering the potential resale by existing securityholders of up to 150,500,000 Class B ordinary shares. This update incorporates information from a recent Form 6-K into its Form F-1 prospectus.
The filing also describes a new joint venture with Tachyon9 Corporation, formed through a wholly owned subsidiary to invest in, develop, own, and operate data center facilities. Robo.ai will beneficially own 51% of the JV, control two of three board seats, and appoint the CFO, allowing consolidation under U.S. GAAP.
The JV’s first planned project is a data center with about 20 MW of critical IT load in either the Asia-Pacific or Middle East and North Africa regions, targeting a ready-for-service date within 12 to 24 months after final site acquisition. Robo.ai’s Class B shares trade on Nasdaq under “AIIO,” last closing at US$0.2147.
Robo.ai Inc. has entered into a 10‑year joint venture agreement, through its wholly owned subsidiary Robo.ai Investments L.L.C.-FZ, with Tachyon9 Corporation to invest in, develop, own, and operate data center facilities in the UAE and broader region.
Robo.ai will beneficially own 51% of the joint venture and expects to consolidate its results under U.S. GAAP. The first planned project is a data center with a target design capacity of about 20 MW of critical IT load in either the Asia‑Pacific or Middle East & North Africa regions, with the specific site to be chosen after a feasibility study. Robo.ai will appoint two of three board members and the CFO, while the CEO will be jointly appointed.
Robo.ai Inc. has filed a resale registration covering up to 150,500,000 Class B ordinary shares to be sold from time to time by existing selling shareholders. The registered shares consist of up to 100,000,000 shares issuable upon conversion of up to US$12.0 million of convertible promissory notes, 50,000,000 shares that may be sold under an equity purchase facility, and 500,000 shares already issued as advisory consideration. The company will not receive any proceeds from resale of these registered securities, though it bears the registration costs.
Robo.ai is a Cayman Islands holding company headquartered in Dubai whose operating business is conducted mainly through subsidiaries in the UAE and Mainland China, so investors are buying shares in the holding company, not in the operating entities. The filing highlights regulatory, cash transfer, and oversight risks tied to Mainland China operations, as well as potential trading prohibitions under the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act. The company is an emerging growth company, a foreign private issuer, and a controlled company, with its executive chairman holding approximately 73.8% of total voting power.
Robo.ai Inc. is updating its prospectus covering the potential resale of up to 295,145,910 Class B ordinary shares by existing securityholders while also securing new financing and addressing a Nasdaq listing notice.
The company agreed to issue up to $80 million of senior convertible notes, completing an initial $8.5 million note for a $7.82 million purchase price, convertible into Class B ordinary shares at an initial $0.58 per share, with a 9.99% ownership cap and 14% interest only if an event of default occurs. It also entered into an equity purchase facility that allows, but does not require, Robo.ai to direct an institutional investor to buy up to $100.0 million of newly issued Class B ordinary shares, subject to a 4.99%–9.99% ownership limit, resale registration obligations and cash liquidated damages if registration is delayed.
At the same time, Robo.ai terminated a prior $300,000,000 convertible note agreement and a separate $100.0 million standby equity purchase facility, agreeing to issue 500,000 Class B ordinary shares as a termination fee for advisory services, and disclosed that Nasdaq has notified the company its ordinary shares no longer meet the $1.00 minimum bid requirement, giving it until June 8, 2026 to regain compliance before potential delisting procedures could begin.
Robo.ai Inc. entered two new funding arrangements and adjusted its prior financing plans. The company agreed to issue up to $80 million of senior convertible notes, selling an initial $8.5 million note for $7.82 million, convertible into Class B ordinary shares under a pricing formula and a 9.99% beneficial ownership cap.
Robo.ai also signed an equity purchase facility that permits, but does not require, it to sell up to $100 million of newly issued Class B ordinary shares over time, with typical ownership limits and restrictions on other variable-rate financings.
At the same time, the company terminated a previously announced $300 million Burkhan convertible note agreement and a $100 million Yorkville standby equity purchase deal, and agreed to issue 500,000 Class B ordinary shares to Burkhan as an advisory fee. Robo.ai further disclosed a Nasdaq notice that its share price has been below the $1.00 minimum bid requirement, starting a 180-day period to June 8, 2026 to regain compliance and reduce the risk of eventual delisting.
Robo.ai Inc. filed a prospectus supplement for the potential offer and sale, from time to time, by selling securityholders of up to 295,145,910 Class B ordinary shares under its Form F-1. The supplement incorporates the company’s October 23, 2025 Form 6-K.
The company’s Class B ordinary shares trade on Nasdaq as AIIO; the closing price was US$0.9419 on October 22, 2025. Shareholders approved increasing authorized share capital to US$400,000 divided into 4,000,000,000 shares comprising 500,000,000 Class A and 3,500,000,000 Class B shares, and adopted the Fourth Amended and Restated Memorandum and Articles of Association to reflect the increase and expand the board’s powers.
Robo.ai Inc. filed a prospectus supplement updating its F-1 to cover the potential resale by selling securityholders of up to 295,145,910 Class B ordinary shares.
The update incorporates a Form 6-K detailing a strategic agreement between subsidiary Astra Mobility Meta and W Motors to co-develop and deploy electric and autonomous vehicles. Following successful development and testing, W Motors has committed to procure 30,000 vehicles over five years. The parties outline a 12‑month development cycle, target start of production in 2026, and expect a proof‑of‑concept vehicle within three months of signing. Terms include W Motors’ manufacturing exclusivity (subject to limitations), customary IP and confidentiality, and termination provisions, including Astra refunding development payments if Astra terminates early.
Robo.ai’s Class B ordinary shares trade on Nasdaq as AIIO; the closing price was $1.52 on October 13, 2025.
Robo.ai Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary Astra Mobility Meta (Cayman) Limited, entered a strategic partnership with W Motors Automotive Group to co-develop and supply electric and autonomous vehicles.
The collaboration covers design, engineering, prototyping and manufacturing of last-mile delivery, multi‑purpose autonomous and electric utility vehicles tailored for W Motors’ government and corporate clients in the Middle East and North Africa. After successful development and testing, W Motors has committed to procure 30,000 vehicles over five years, and will have exclusive manufacturing rights for these vehicles, subject to agreed limitations.
The agreement includes standard protections, such as termination rights for material breach or insolvency, refund obligations for Astra if it terminates early, and customary confidentiality, non‑solicitation and intellectual property provisions.