Xiaomi’s Stock Price Dips to 45.96 HKD, Experiencing a 3.65% Decrease: A Detailed Look into the Performance

Xiaomi (1810)

45.96 HKD -1.74 (-3.65%) Volume: 252.56M

Xiaomi’s stock price is currently at 45.96 HKD, experiencing a -3.65% change during this trading session with a substantial trading volume of 252.56M. Despite the day’s dip, the tech giant’s stock performance remains robust with a year-to-date (YTD) increase of +33.22%, attracting investor interest in the thriving smartphone market.

Latest developments on Xiaomi

Today, Xiaomi‘s stock price saw movements following a series of key events. The company confirmed its commitment to incorporating rear displays in future models after the success of the 17 Pro Max, which shattered sales records. Additionally, Xiaomi unveiled the HyperOS 3 Beta for older devices and released a stable version for several phones. The fatal crash involving a Xiaomi electric car driver in China highlighted safety concerns and sparked debate over EV door designs. Despite the tragedy, Xiaomi continues to innovate, with plans for the upcoming 17 Ultra featuring a major camera-focused design overhaul. Furthermore, Xiaomi‘s leadership in the global smart-band market and the release of the REDMI K90 Pro Max demonstrate the company’s ongoing success and commitment to innovation.

Xiaomi on Smartkarma

Analysts on Smartkarma have been closely following Xiaomi, with a bullish sentiment overall. Janaghan Jeyakumar, CFA, in his report “Quiddity Leaderboard HSIII Dec25/Mar26”, discusses the impact of recent methodology changes on the Hang Seng Internet & IT index, where Xiaomi is listed. Eric Wen, in his report “Xiaomi Inc. (1810 HK, BUY, TP HK$61) TP Change”, highlights Xiaomi‘s plans to expand beyond smartphones to appliances and EVs globally, leading to a raised price target. Ming Lu, in the report “Xiaomi (1810 HK): In 2Q25, Not Just Cars, But Fast Home Appliance”, emphasizes strong revenue growth and the potential for a 45% upside by the end of 2026. Gaudenz Schneider’s report “Xiaomi (1810 HK): Earnings Recap & Volatility Dynamics” focuses on Xiaomi beating expectations in 2Q25 and the implications for investors in long-volatility strategies. Brian Freitas, in the report “Hang Seng Internet & IT Index (HSIII): Methodology Change & Impact”, discusses changes to the index methodology that could potentially see Xiaomi replacing Weibo in the index.

A look at Xiaomi Smart Scores

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Looking ahead, Xiaomi‘s long-term outlook appears promising based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores. With a strong Growth score of 5, the company is positioned for significant expansion and development in the future. Additionally, Xiaomi‘s Resilience score of 4 indicates its ability to withstand economic challenges and market fluctuations, providing a stable foundation for continued success.

However, Xiaomi‘s overall outlook is somewhat tempered by its lower scores in Dividend and Momentum. With a Dividend score of 1, investors may not see significant returns in the form of dividends. The company’s Momentum score of 2 suggests that it may face challenges in maintaining consistent growth momentum. Despite these factors, Xiaomi‘s Value score of 3 indicates that the company may still offer potential value for investors looking to capitalize on its products and services in the communication equipment industry.

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