VenHub Global Inc., a fully autonomous smart store technology company, recently debuted on the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker “VHUB.” The company will ring the Nasdaq opening bell on Wednesday, February 4.
Additionally, a scaled-down version of a VenHub Smart Store model was added to the Nasdaq MarketSite’s technology showcase, which “highlights innovation across Nasdaq listed companies.” VenHub’s Smart Stores operate 24/7 without on-site staff, using a combination of robotic automation, real-time inventory tracking and mobile-based checkout, according to the company. The stores are currently operational in locations including Los Angeles Union Station and the LAX Metro Transit Center, the company said.
“We are excited to ring the opening bell for market trading which highlights our recent Nasdaq listing,” said Shahan Ohanessian, founder & CEO of VenHub. “This moment is a celebration of the belief and support of our early investors who backed our vision from day one, alongside the hard work of our team members, partners and operators who brought our Smart Store from concept to real-world deployments.”
Ohanessian added, “We are focused on achieving sustainable growth and long-term value creation by further scaling deployments of our autonomous Smart Stores across targeted locations. Our Smart Stores are helping to make the future of unattended retail a reality today by delivering a secure, contactless retail experience that operates continuously and supports reliable, fully autonomous shopping within a compact, high performance footprint.”