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Robot Leasing Platform Qingtian Zu Secures Over 100 Million Yuan in Financing, with Huang Xiaoming and Le Hua Entertainment as Investors
On March 18, Qingtian Rental, a robot leasing platform, announced the completion of two rounds of funding: an angel round and an angel+ round, totaling over 100 million yuan. The funds will be primarily used to establish a nationwide standardized fulfillment service network, upgrade the platform’s assets and dispatch systems, and leverage real-world data to empower the upstream and downstream of the industry chain.
In terms of investors, this round of financing introduced leading listed companies such as Dayang Electric, Minzhu Electromechanical, well-known financial investors MuHua Tech Innovation, Fuzhuo Investment, and RuiZi Venture Capital. Top entertainment companies like Lehua Entertainment, Mingjia Capital, and Baijia Media also participated, with existing shareholder Dafeng Industrial subscribing oversubscribe.
Notably, Mingjia Capital, involved in this round of investment, was founded by actor Huang Xiaoming. Official sources state that Mingjia Capital’s partnership with Lehua Entertainment has opened up highly imaginative application opportunities for Qingtian Rental. In the future, the platform is expected to explore “robot + entertainment” innovative leasing services in high-exposure scenarios such as large-scale commercial performances, concerts, and super IP events.
Huang Xiaoming, founder of Mingjia Capital, said: “The integration of technology and pan-entertainment will unleash enormous imagination. Moving forward, we will leverage our resource advantages and work with Qingtian Rental to connect innovative commercial implementation scenarios.”
Duhua, CEO of Lehua Entertainment, emphasized: “Relying on our extensive artist roster and fan ecosystem, we will collaborate with Qingtian Rental to explore ‘robot + entertainment’ innovative services, jointly creating more disruptive technological entertainment experiences for the public.”
Qingtian Rental was jointly initiated and established in December 2025 by Zhiyuan Robotics, Feikuo Technology, and other companies in the embodied intelligence field. In terms of management, Zhiyuan partner and co-president Jiang Qingsong serves as chairman; Feikuo founder Li Yiyan is CEO; former Ele.me vice president Chen Yanxia is COO; and Miaozhanggui founder Li Ke is CMO.
In February this year, Qingtian Rental announced the completion of a new key management team layout. Senior Alibaba channel development expert Li Liheng (alias: Black Cat Sheriff) and Alibaba business strategy and organizational transformation expert Wang Mingfeng (alias: Tianshang) officially joined as co-presidents and chief strategy officer (CSO), respectively.
Within just three months, Qingtian Rental secured three rounds of financing. In the seed round, GL Ventures led the investment, with Fosun FOF, MuHua Tech Innovation, Dafeng Fund, and embodied intelligence company under Zhangjiang Group participating.
According to official disclosures, the platform has processed over 5,500 orders, with more than 3,000 robot devices available for dispatch nationwide. Over 20,000 city partners have registered across the country.
Currently, China’s robot leasing market is experiencing explosive growth, with rental prices gradually decreasing and application scenarios rapidly expanding from commercial events to daily household life. According to the latest research by iiMedia Research, China’s robot leasing market is expected to explode by 2026, surpassing 10 billion yuan, a tenfold increase from approximately 1 billion yuan in 2025, with an annual growth rate exceeding 900%.