TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Delta Electronics announced Sunday it plans to invest NT$340 million (US$10.4 billion) in German startup Neura Robotics GmbH.

The electronics manufacturer said the investment is for strategic considerations, and the shareholding ratio will depend on the current round of subscriptions, per CNA. It issued new shares at approximately 4,100 euros per unit, acquiring 2,442 shares of B2 preferred stock in Neura.

The company reported on Dec. 9 that its consolidated revenue for November was NT$36.64 billion, a 3.5% increase compared to the same period last year, per UDN. Although it decreased by 5.6% month-on-month, it was the strongest November on record.

Industry analysts predict that Delta Electronics’ growth in 2025 will mainly come from AI server power supplies and liquid cooling products. Additionally, the company will supply power supplies for Nvidia’s latest GB200 platform.

Meanwhile, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (黃仁勳) said he is optimistic about the future development of humanoid robots, while Neura is one of the first participants in the company’s robot developer program. Neura’s products include the world’s first cognitive robot Maira and robotic assistant Mipa.