Xiaomi Corporation (XIACF)

OTCMKTS · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
4.900
-0.020 (-0.41%)
Jan 9, 2026, 4:00 PM EST
16.95%
Market Cap125.70B
Revenue (ttm)63.12B
Net Income (ttm)6.20B
Shares Outn/a
EPS (ttm)0.24
PE Ratio20.28
Forward PE20.13
Dividendn/a
Ex-Dividend Daten/a
Volume3,050
Average Volume103,023
Open4.940
Previous Close4.920
Day's Range4.900 - 4.940
52-Week Range4.010 - 9.000
Beta0.96
RSI38.59
Earnings DateMar 18, 2026

About Xiaomi

Xiaomi Corporation, an investment holding company, engages in the development and sales of smartphones in Mainland China and internationally. It operates through Smartphones, IoT and Lifestyle Products, Internet Services, and Others segments. The company also offers internet of things (IoT) and lifestyle products comprising smart large home appliances, smart TVs, tablets, wearables and other IoT and lifestyle products; hardware repairment services for products; installation services for certain IoT products; and sale of materials. In addition, ... [Read more]

Sector Technology
Founded 2010
Employees 46,426
Stock Exchange OTCMKTS
Ticker Symbol XIACF
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, Xiaomi's revenue was 365.91 billion, an increase of 35.04% compared to the previous year's 270.97 billion. Earnings were 23.66 billion, an increase of 35.38%.

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

Xiaomi, Tesla’s biggest challenger in China, unveils refreshed sedan with higher prices

Xiaomi, one of Tesla’s biggest challengers in mainland China over the past year, has unveiled a refreshed version of its fully electric sedan capable of travelling more than 900km on a single charge, ...

2 days ago - South China Morning Post

Xiaomi begins pre-orders for spruced up version of SU7 sedan, stresses safety features

China's Xiaomi began taking pre-orders on Wednesday for an upgraded version of its SU7 model, aiming to boost the popularity of the company's best-selling electric sedan in the highly competitive Chin...

2 days ago - Reuters

Xiaomi hopes to start 2026 on the right ‘Note’ with new devices

For Xiaomi India, the Redmi Note series has been the company's most important product line for years. It sits at the centre of the market, pulls in th.

3 days ago - The Times of India

On camera: Xiaomi CEO takes apart YU7; responds to online criticism

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun addressed public scrutiny over its YU7 electric SUV in a lengthy live broadcast. Engineers performed a detailed teardown, showcasing build quality and dispelling viral criticisms re...

5 days ago - The Times of India

EV Wars: Who Won In December?

BYD Company Limited remains the global EV volume leader, selling 420,000 vehicles in December, though growth slowed to 8% in 2025 versus prior years. NIO achieved a record December with 48,000 vehicle...

7 days ago - Seeking Alpha

China's EV market slows as price war deepens and overseas push accelerates

China's electric vehicle (EV) boom is losing momentum in 2025, with sales declining across major players and analysts warning that the intense price war is likely to persist. While overall adoption re...

10 days ago - Invezz

China EVs in 2026 look less like a boom and more like a survival test as global expansion ramps up

China's new energy vehicle market is set to see more price competition next year as overall growth slows, analysts predict. Domestic saturation is pushing Chinese automakers such as BYD to expand over...

10 days ago - CNBC

Xiaomi stock dips after co-founder’s share-sale plan revealed

Xiaomi shares came under pressure after the smartphone maker said its co-founder and vice-chairman plans to sell up to US$2 billion worth of shares starting from December 2026, stoking investor concer...

11 days ago - South China Morning Post

Xiaomi’s 17 Ultra, backed by Leica, challenges Apple’s iPhone Pro Max in mobile imaging

Xiaomi on Thursday unveiled the 17 Ultra, its latest premium smartphone model that features improved night photography and mobile imaging capabilities on the back of the firm’s enhanced partnership wi...

15 days ago - South China Morning Post

US Blacklist: Lawmakers urge to ban 17 Chinese tech firms; DeepSeek, Xiaomi named

Nine senior US lawmakers have asked the Pentagon to ban 17 Chinese technology companies. These firms are accused of supporting China's military modernization. The list includes AI developers like Deep...

16 days ago - The Times of India

China’s Xiaomi rejects claims of military ties after US lawmakers’ appeal to Pentagon

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi on Tuesday rejected calls by a group of US lawmakers to add it to a Pentagon list of companies alleged to have links with China’s military, describing the move as baseless an...

17 days ago - South China Morning Post

US lawmakers to Pentagon: 'Ban' these tech cos for links to Chinese army - full letter

Nine US lawmakers have urged the Pentagon to ban 17 Chinese companies, including tech giants like Xiaomi and AI firm DeepSeek, citing alleged links to China's military. These firms are accused of supp...

20 days ago - The Times of India

US lawmakers want DeepSeek, Xiaomi added to list of Chinese military-linked firms

A group of nine US lawmakers sent a letter to US Secretary of Defence ‌Pete Hegseth this week urging the Pentagon to add a slew of Chinese technology firms to a list of entities allegedly assisting th...

21 days ago - South China Morning Post

US lawmakers urge Pentagon to add DeepSeek, Xiaomi to list of firms allegedly aiding Chinese military

A group of nine U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth this week urging the Pentagon to add a slew of Chinese technology firms to a list of entities allegedly assisting...

21 days ago - Reuters

Hong Kong stocks resume decline as tech giants stumble on AI bubble jitters

Hong Kong stocks resumed their decline on Thursday, with technology stocks leading the sell-offs on growing jitters that a global boom in artificial intelligence could turn into a bubble. The Hang Sen...

22 days ago - South China Morning Post

Xiaomi's rating cut to Hold at Jefferies

23 days ago - Seeking Alpha

Memory crunch: Chinese tablet makers Xiaomi and Honor raise prices as chip costs surge

Chinese tablet makers, including Xiaomi and Honor, have raised prices across their product lines as they scrambled to absorb soaring costs of memory chips. Xiaomi, the Beijing-based smartphone and ele...

23 days ago - South China Morning Post

Xiaomi launches open-source model to compete against DeepSeek, Moonshot, OpenAI systems

Chinese smartphone and electric vehicle (EV) giant Xiaomi has released and open-sourced a new artificial intelligence model, MiMo-V2-Flash, that is expected to match up well against the latest systems...

23 days ago - South China Morning Post

Redmi Note to lead Xiaomi’s 2026 India push with long-term updates and a shift from specs to experience

Pune: Xiaomi is lining up the Redmi Note series as the keystone of its India strategy for 2026, using the popular mid-range franchise to signal a broa.

24 days ago - The Times of India

Baidu Mulling IPO of Kunlunxin Chip Unit

The search giant and AI aspirant is considering a possible separate listing for its Kunlunxin chip unit, as it seeks a slice of a market currently led by Nvidia Key Takeaways: Baidu says it is conside...

24 days ago - Benzinga

Xiaomi to pre-install Sei crypto wallet on millions of phones in global rollout

The partnership gives Sei direct mobile distribution across key crypto markets and includes plans to pilot stablecoin payments in 2026.

4 weeks ago - Cointelegraph

These Are 7 Of The Fastest Growing Chinese EV Companies In 2025

China's EV market remains dominant globally in 2025, but growth is shifting to newer brands like Xiaomi, XPENG, and Leapmotor. Read the full analysis here.

4 weeks ago - Seeking Alpha

Chinese EV maker Li Auto unveils industry’s cheapest AI glasses at US$282

Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto has launched its first wearable product, the Livis artificial intelligence glasses, marking a bold foray into the rapidly expanding market already crowded by tec...

5 weeks ago - South China Morning Post

China’s Xiaomi says returns from AI investments ‘far exceed expectations’

Chinese tech firm Xiaomi reaped returns from its artificial intelligence spending in 2025 that “far exceeded expectations”, the company’s president Lu Weibing said in a recorded video posted on Chines...

5 weeks ago - South China Morning Post

4 Top Beaten-Down Tech Stocks

Tech stocks were slammed in an indiscriminate selloff amid AI bubble fears, unprecedented spending, and rate-cut uncertainty. Skepticism about overstretched valuations and lack of near-term ROI has ca...

5 weeks ago - Seeking Alpha