Circus SE, a German dual-use technology company, announced that its founder and CEO, Nikolas Bullwinkel, will take the stage as a speaker at two major financial conferences this autumn: the Bank of America Transforming World Conference on November 10, 2026, and the Goldman Sachs AI Symposium on November 25, 2026. Both events will be held in London. This marks the third consecutive year that Bullwinkel has been invited to speak at the Goldman Sachs AI Symposium, underscoring his recognized expertise in autonomous robotics and physical AI.
The significance of these appearances extends beyond mere visibility. They signal that Circus SE is positioning itself at the forefront of the rapidly evolving physical AI and dual-use robotics sector, which has attracted increasing attention from investors and analysts. By sharing insights on how the company is industrialising physical AI—scaling autonomous AI robotics in production and expanding its global supply chain and software layer—Bullwinkel will provide a window into the company's strategic direction and growth trajectory. Topics will include recent market expansions into the UK and the UAE, the growth of the Circus ecosystem beyond robotics, and the company's rapid adoption in the defence sector.
In addition to these high-profile speaking engagements, Circus SE will participate in multiple capital markets conferences. The company will present at the Deutsche Börse German Equity Forum 2026 in Frankfurt am Main on November 23, 2026, the MKK – Munich Capital Markets Conference in Munich on November 11, 2026, and the 15th Baader Investment Conference in Munich on September 21, 2026. These appearances offer the company opportunities to engage directly with investors and analysts, further raising its profile within the financial community.
For stakeholders, the conference programme highlights Circus SE's commitment to transparency and investor engagement. Management will hold selected one-on-one meetings around each event, providing a platform for deeper discussions about the company's proprietary AI models, autonomous robotic sustainment systems, and its central operating platform for civilian and defence applications. With high-volume serial production already live, Circus is building the infrastructure for autonomous food supply and aims to fuel humanity.
The defence sector adoption is particularly noteworthy, as it demonstrates the dual-use potential of Circus's technology and aligns with broader industry trends toward automation and AI-driven solutions. As geopolitical tensions and labour shortages drive demand for autonomous systems, Circus SE's advancements could position it as a key player in both civilian and defence markets.
Investors and analysts interested in these developments can find more information on the company's website at www.circus-group.com or view the original release on www.newmediawire.com.
