DNX Group is leading a new frontier in private equity by launching a platform centered on robotic rentals, enabling investors to tap into the rapidly growing automation economy. As labor costs rise and efficiency becomes paramount, demand for robotic solutions across industries has exploded — and DNX is positioned at the forefront.
The company currently operates a fleet of 5,000 active robots, including high-speed pick-and-place machines, ForgeX robots for heavy-duty applications like welding and drilling, and AI-powered robotic arms. These units are leased to clients in manufacturing, logistics, construction, and agriculture — all at an average rate of $50 per hour. Demand is surging, with full utilization across the entire fleet.
DNX’s model is simple yet disruptive: the company funds robot acquisition through user participation and distributes returns from ongoing rental fees. Investors earn yield from real-world deployments, not speculation.
“This isn’t a pitch for the future — it’s already happening,” a DNX spokesperson said. “Our robots are operating globally, generating revenue, and reshaping entire industries.”
Backed by a team of seasoned investors with over 50 years of combined experience, DNX is one of the first to institutionalize robot-as-a-service (RaaS) through private capital. With 100,000+ companies on a deployment waiting list, the upside potential is significant.
In a time of volatile markets, DNX offers exposure to a sector rooted in utility, long-term contracts, and consistent returns. Robotic rentals are now delivering ROIs that can outpace traditional sectors, providing a scalable, stable entry point into automation.
Source: GlobeNewswire
