Xiaomi’s Stock Price Soars to 37.10 HKD, Notching a Positive 0.68% Shift in Market Performance

Xiaomi (1810)

37.10 HKD +0.25 (+0.68%) Volume: 154.11M

Xiaomi’s stock price stands at 37.10 HKD, experiencing a positive growth of +0.68% this trading session with a substantial trading volume of 154.11M, reflecting a favourable YTD percentage change of +7.54%, illustrating the robust performance and investor confidence in the 1810 stock.

Latest developments on Xiaomi

Today, Xiaomi Corp‘s stock price experienced movements following a series of key events. China’s Xiaomi announced plans to fix a software problem in 30,931 SU7 electric vehicles, with Xiaomi Automobile recalling 31,000 SU7s for the first time. Additionally, Xiaomi’s Legal Department reported the apprehension of a blogger who posted a ‘test video’ on a certain platform. In the automotive sector, Xiaomi Auto revealed over 1.02 million charging piles available on their ‘Xiaomi Charging Map’, showcasing the company’s commitment to innovation and consumer satisfaction.

Xiaomi on Smartkarma

Analysts on Smartkarma have provided varied coverage of Xiaomi Corp, with insights ranging from bullish to bearish sentiments. Tech Supply Chain Tracker highlighted Trump 2.0 AI policies sparking controversy, while also mentioning China’s boost in the low-altitude economy and Apple’s expansion in AI integration in Shanghai. On the bullish side, Devi Subhakesan emphasized Xiaomi Corp‘s steady growth in the China smartphone market and the potential demand boost in 2025 due to government subsidies. Additionally, Robert McKay pointed out Xiaomi’s success in Japan, signaling a shift towards higher margin devices and a positive global brand image.

Furthermore, Tech Supply Chain Tracker discussed Xiaomi’s investments in GPU clusters and the appointment of a new President at Hua Hong in the chip industry update. They also mentioned TSMC’s flourishing global presence and South Korea’s significant investment in chip R&D projects. Despite challenges like US tariffs on materials from China, Xiaomi aims to target the premium market in India as smartphone sales slow down, showcasing a mix of opportunities and obstacles in the tech industry landscape.

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

Based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores, Xiaomi Corp has a mixed long-term outlook. While the company scores high in resilience and momentum, indicating its ability to withstand market fluctuations and maintain positive growth momentum, it falls short in terms of value and dividend. With a growth score of 3, Xiaomi Corp shows potential for future expansion and development in the industry.

Xiaomi Corporation, a manufacturer of communication equipment and parts, has a global presence in the market for mobile phones, smart phone software, set-top boxes, and related accessories. Despite its lower scores in value and dividend, the company’s strong resilience and momentum suggest a promising future ahead, with opportunities for growth and innovation in the competitive technology sector.

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