[Market Focus] Hyundai Glovis Surges 10%... Hits New 52-Week High

Hyundai Motor Group has unveiled its artificial intelligence (AI) robotics transformation strategy targeting the world's largest consumer electronics show, CES 2026, leading to a simultaneous rise in the stock price of its affiliate, Hyundai Glovis. The fact that Hyundai Glovis holds approximately an 11% stake in Boston Dynamics, the group's core robotics subsidiary in the United States, appears to be a positive factor driving this upward trend.

As of 10:39 a.m. on January 7, Hyundai Glovis shares were trading at 206,000 won, up 10.10% from the previous day. During the session, the price climbed to 207,000 won, setting a new 52-week high.

With Hyundai Motor Group presenting its 'human-centered AI robotics' transformation strategy, the stock prices of its affiliates are rising across the board. On January 5 (local time), Hyundai Motor Group announced that Boston Dynamics had entered into a 'strategic partnership to accelerate the development of future humanoid technologies' with Google DeepMind.

The group plans to combine Boston Dynamics' robotics technology with Google DeepMind's AI capabilities to develop differentiated robotics technologies. Expectations that this collaboration will serve as a catalyst to further enhance Hyundai Motor Group's competitiveness in the robotics and AI business appear to be reflected in the stock prices.

In particular, Hyundai Glovis holds about an 11% stake in Boston Dynamics. Along with HMG Global (approximately 55%) and Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Euisun (approximately 22%), Hyundai Glovis is considered a key shareholder and a central pillar of the group's robotics strategy, as well as a core affiliate in the group's succession structure.