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Xiaomi Corporation disclosed its financial report, stating that on April 10th, it repurchased 6 million shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with a price per share ranging from HKD 30.88 to 31.1, involving a total amount of approximately HKD 186 million. Since the approval of the ordinary resolution (June 5, 2025), the company has repurchased a total of 321 million shares, accounting for 1.24% of its share capital

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Xiaomi Corporation repurchased 6 million shares, involving approximately 186 million yuan

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Xiaomi is entering the vehicle-mounted photovoltaic sector, expanding its role in the electric vehicle ecosystem. Former Xiaomi executive Li Chuangqi has launched a startup focused on vehicle-mounted solar technology, expected to collaborate with Xiaomi. This partnership allows Xiaomi to navigate non-compete restrictions and reflects confidence in the market potential of vehicle-mounted photovoltaics. As solar technology advances, integrating photovoltaic systems into vehicles may become crucial in automotive engineering, potentially accelerating the integration of new energy vehicles with clean energy solutions.

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Soaring memory and storage chip prices are expected to lead major Chinese smartphone brands to increase handset prices in early March. Procurement costs for smartphone memory chips have risen over 80% compared to last year, prompting brands like Oppo, OnePlus, Vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO, and Honor to consider significant price adjustments. This could result in the industry's largest collective price increase in nearly five years, with potential for multiple price hikes within a single year due to fluctuating memory costs.

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Aletheia Capital analyst has maintained a Buy rating on Xiaomi (XIACF), with shares closing at HK$33.96. The analyst consensus is Strong Buy, with a price target of $6.86, indicating a -79.80% downside from current levels. Goldman Sachs also reaffirmed a Buy rating with a price target of HK$47.50 in a report released on January 23.

- Aletheia Capital analyst maintained a Buy rating on Xiaomi, with shares closing at HK$33.96.  
- The analyst consensus for Xiaomi is a Strong Buy, with a price target of $6.86, indicating a -79.80% downside from current levels.  
- Additionally, Goldman Sachs upheld a Buy rating with a price target of HK$47.50 in a report released on January 23.

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New Buy Rating for Xiaomi (XIACF), the Technology Giant

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Xiaomi has announced a stock buyback program worth up to HK$2.5 billion ($321 million) to reassure investors amid rising competition and component costs. Following the announcement, Xiaomi's stock rose by 2%, although it remains down 10% year-to-date. The buyback program is part of a series of repurchases aimed at boosting shareholder value. Analysts attribute Xiaomi's recent stock decline to memory chip shortages and increased competition in the EV market. The company plans to deliver 550,000 electric vehicles by 2026, despite concerns over profit margins due to changing subsidy policies.

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Xiaomi stocks run hot after HK$2.5B ($321M) buybackannouncement

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Xiaomi Corporation repurchased 6 million shares, involving approximately 186 million yuan

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New Buy Rating for Xiaomi (XIACF), the Technology Giant

Xiaomi stocks run hot after HK$2.5B ($321M) buybackannouncement