Xiaomi share price has remained under pressure this year as it has confronted several major challenges, including the soaring cost of doing business and the electric vehicle woes. It was trading at $25.60 in Hong Kong, down by 58% from its all-time high.
India's Serious Fraud Office has recommended Xiaomi be investigated for alleged irregularities in its business model and compliance with foreign investment law, potentially intensifying scrutiny of the smartphone maker, a government document shows.
China's top memory chipmaker, CXMT , will supply its latest LPDDR6 DRAM chips for Xiaomi's upcoming flagship folding phone, the companies said on Saturday.
From 2026–2030, Xiaomi plans $29B in R&D, prioritizing custom AI, chips, and OS to enhance its Human x Car x Home ecosystem and segment competitiveness. Smartphone and IoT segments are expected to benefit most from R&D, with rapid AI and chip innovation sustaining Xiaomi's performance and ecosystem leadership. Capex and R&D will increasingly target Smart EV, AI, and New Initiatives, leveraging high-growth opportunities, while competition from Samsung remains a key risk.
Xiaomi Corporation remains a 'Buy' as Q2 2026 results met expectations, with improving YoY topline contraction and QoQ earnings growth. XIACY's up-market migration strategy is supportive of margin stability for its smartphone business in the future, despite memory cost pressures. EV segment losses narrowed as deliveries rose 28% YoY; upcoming SkyNomad SUV targets broader demographics with strong preorder momentum.
Xiaomi share price has crawled back this week, moving from a low of HKD 25.32 on August 18 to the current HKD 28.45. This rebound happened after the company published its financial results, which demonstrated the lingering weakness in its business.
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.
Xiaomi stock price has suffered a major reversal in the last 12 months, moving from a high of H$61.55 to H$22.62 today, its lowest level since September 2024, with its market cap falling from H$1.53 trillion ($192 billion) to $74 billion. This retreat has happened amid the soaring memory prices and the ongoing retreat in EV stocks.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xiaomi has filed with regulators to add an extended-range electric vehicle to its lineup, according to a notice from the industry ministry on Wednesday.
Xiaomi (XIACF, XIACY) is rated a buy, with a ~20x P/E offering improved margin of safety after a 30% stock decline. Despite an 11% top-line drop and margin pressure in Q1, XIACF's ecosystem and premium positioning strategies remain intact, supporting long-term growth. Smart EV and AI initiatives saw revenue growth, with the EV division poised for significant scale as Xiaomi targets 550k vehicle deliveries by 2026.