We recently published a list 10 best robotic shares that you can buy by billionaires. In this article we will look at where oceaneering International, Inc. (NYSE: OII) stands against other robotic actions held by a billionaire.
The robotic industry has grown slightly in the last few years. Robotic companies grow faster than ever, powered by technological progress since AI. In particular, humanoid robots grow rapidly on the global market, controlled by AI. According to Goldman Sachs Research, it is assumed that the overall addressable market for humanoid robots will exceed $ 38 billion by 2035, which is a massive upgrade from the previous forecast of $ 6 billion in 2023.
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Morgan Stanley expects humanoid robotic units to reach 40,000 by 2030 and over 63 million by 2050. Citigroup is even more bull, and by 2050 the market of humanoid robots of $ 7 trillion expects, with $ 1.19 billion, with $ 1.19 billion. Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley expects humanoid robots to be more ten-year, trillion-dollar opportunity, as adoption could speed up for autonomous vehicles faster.
In 2023, the New World Robotics report recorded approximately 4.28 million units operating in factories around the world and increased by 10% compared to 2022. The annual installations exceeded half a million units for the third consecutive year. Asia remains a hot area for robots, with 70% of all newly spaced robots installed in Asia in 2023. China, Japan, South Korea and India are some of the largest robotic markets in the world. China leads the market and records 276,288 industrial robots installed in 2023, which represents 51% of global installations. The US has the largest robotic market in the region, which represents 68% of installations in America in 2023.
The US stock market was under pressure due to tariffs because the wider market dropped by 4.50%year -on -year. At the same time, Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) and Robo Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF (ROBO), which returned by 11%in 2024, fell by almost 10%and 7%year -on -year. Despite the market that faces political winds, robotic shares have a great promise, due to the growing demand for humanoids and automation systems.
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To compile our list of the best robotic shares that you can buy by billionaires, we were looking for robotic and automation companies widely held billionaires. Billionaire holders for each share were taken from a database of dedicated monkeys, updated from quarter of 2024. Finally, the top 10 Robotik shares were purchased in an ascending order on the basis of billionaire investors who held shares in them. We also mentioned the number of Hedge funds that have been holding each share since the quarter of 2024.
