155 Billion Won Flocks to Humanoids… Holiday Robotics Secures Largest Series A Investment in Korea - 벤처스퀘어
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07/13/2026
As humanoid robots emerge as a core sector of next-generation industries, large-scale capital is pouring into related startups. With global big tech companies and automakers successively jumping into humanoid development, domestic companies preparing for commercialization are also attracting attention from the investment market. Holiday Robotics plans to accelerate the commercialization of manufacturing-focused humanoids, leveraging the largest Series A investment secured by a domestic startup. Humanoid robot startup Holiday Robotics announced on the 13th that it has secured a Series A investment totaling 155 billion won. This investment is the largest ever for a domestic startup Series A and is also the largest single investment round by a domestic company specializing in humanoid robots.
From manufacturing to humanoid commercialization… Targeting 1,000 units per year by 2027 Existing investors Stonebridge Ventures, Atinum Investment, Intervest, and Springcamp participated in this follow-up investment. IMM Investment, SL Investment, KB Investment, Bon Angels Venture Partners, Premier Partners, Almus Investment, SJ Investment Partners, Dasung Ventures, Atinum Capital Partners, and Goodwater Capital also joined as new investors. The Korea Development Bank and Industrial Bank of Korea also participated, laying the foundation for securing funds for future growth.
Holiday Robotics is a physical AI company founded by CEO Song Ki-young, the founder of Sualab, an industrial AI vision company. Based on the technological expertise accumulated in the manufacturing AI sector, the company is focusing on developing humanoid robots for use in manufacturing sites.
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Published July 14, 2026
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