Xiaomi stock has pulled back in the past few days, erasing some of the gains made in July. It dropped to H$26.40 in Hong Kong, down by 18% from its highest level in June.
China's Xiaomi launched an SUV series dubbed SkyNomad on Thursday, expanding its EV lineup into the large-family SUV segment, as it seeks to boost sales in the country's ultra-competitive auto market ahead of a planned European launch next year.
Xiaomi stock retreated for two consecutive days after a report confirmed that the company was losing market share in the smartphone industry. It slipped to H$25.82 in Hong Kong, a few points below this month's high of H$26.70.
| Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components Industry | Information Technology Sector | Jun Lei CEO | XMUN Exchange | US98421U1088 ISIN |
| CN Country | 56,531 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Xiaomi Corporation, headquartered in Beijing, China, operates as an investment holding company with a global presence. Founded in 2010, Xiaomi has rapidly evolved to become a leading technology company primarily recognized for its cutting-edge smartphones and diverse range of consumer electronics and lifestyle products. Operating through multiple segments including Smartphones, IoT (Internet of Things) and Lifestyle Products, Internet Services, and Others, Xiaomi focuses on integrating innovative hardware, internet services, and an extensive ecosystem of smart products to provide advanced and user-friendly consumer experiences. Besides its core offerings, the company extends its expertise into advertising, online gaming, fintech, electronic payment services, and even smart electric vehicle sectors. Additionally, Xiaomi actively engages in the design of integrated circuit chips, showcasing its prowess in technological innovation and its ambition to penetrate deeper into the tech industry.