Galaxy Corporation staged humanoid performances in New York on September 21, 2026, while chief executive Choi Yong-ho outlined a US-first listing strategy. NewsPim’s interview puts the next financial milestone at the selection of IPO banks, targeted for the end of 2026 or the first quarter of 2027.
What did Galaxy announce about a US IPO?
Yonhap reported appearances in Times Square and the unveiling at Rockefeller Center of a humanoid modelled on Choi. The event was held on the International Day of Peace. It provided a public demonstration of the company’s entertainment format outside Seoul.
In the NewsPim interview, Choi said a Korean listing through depositary receipts would follow a US flotation. He had not chosen between Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.
Is a New York robot arena confirmed?
Money Today separately reported Choi’s ambition for a New York robot arena as early as 2027, with several daily performances. Its report also described a proposed US holding-company structure.
Galaxy’s other overseas plans are covered in our report on Galaxy’s Dubai expansion plans.
Key Facts
- New York performances: September 21, 2026.
- IPO-bank announcement target: late 2026 or Q1 2027, according to the CEO.
- US exchange choice remains open in the cited interview.
Frequently asked questions
What are Galaxy Corporation’s US IPO plans?
In a September 21, 2026 interview reported by NewsPim the next day, the CEO described a US-first listing and targeted a bank announcement for late 2026 or Q1 2027.
Has Galaxy chosen Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange?
The CEO had not chosen between Nasdaq and NYSE in the cited interview.
What happened at Galaxy’s New York robot event?
Yonhap reported September 21 performances in New York and the Rockefeller Center unveiling of a humanoid modelled on CEO Choi Yong-ho.