Xiaomi Corp

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Xiaomi Corp. engages in the design, manufacture and sale of smartphone, hardware and software products. Its business covers power bank, audio, camera and lifestyle. Xiaomi doing business through three business segments-Hardware, E-commerce & New Retail and Internet services. Its products include power bank pro, headphones, in-ear headphones pro, bluetooth headset basic with dock, bluetooth speaker, sphere camera, home security camera, action camera, robot builder, electric scooter, bedside lamp, and body composition scale. The company was founded by Jun Lei, Bin Lin, Wan Qiang Li, Feng Hong, De Liu, Chuan Wang, and Jiang Ji Huang on March 3, 2010 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

Samsung still tops the list, accounting for nearly one in five global smartphone shipments in Q2, Canalys said.

Xiaomi has overtaken Apple as the world's second-biggest smartphone seller. Here's how the major players rank.

Xiaomi had a 17% share of global smartphone shipments, ahead of Apple's 14% and behind Samsung's 19%, according to Canalys.

China's Xiaomi overtakes Apple for the first time in the global smartphone market

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp overtook Apple Inc in the second quarter to become the world's No. 2 smartphone maker, market research firm Canalys said in a report on Thursday.

Xiaomi trumps Apple to become world's No. 2 smartphone maker - Canalys

A banner quarter for Xiaomi helped the Chinese mobile company snag the No. 2 spot in global smartphone shipments, according to newly posted Q2 numbers from research firm Canalys.

Xiaomi global shipments push past Apple for No. 2 spot

Xiaomi has been growing its market share, and it is now the third most sold smartphone brand. It continues to grow in key markets such as Europe, South America and the Middle East.

Xiaomi Remains Fairly Priced And Continues To Grow

Xiaomi, the world's third-largest smartphone maker, has continued to expand globally and is looking at breaking into new areas like electric vehicles.

Xiaomi raises $1.2 billion in debt as Beijing targets the tech sector

BEIJING, June 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Xiaomi today completed its Security and Privacy Awareness Month at the Xiaomi Science and Technology Park. During the activities in June, Xiaomi highlighted its information security and privacy protection practices to its employees, industry executives, industry experts and the public.

Xiaomi Highlights Privacy Protections at June Meeting

BYD Company Limited

BYD Co Ltd (OTC: BYDDF) is in talks with smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp (OTC: XIACF) on a number of projects to build cars, cnEVpost reported on Sunday, citing the Chinese automaker's Chairman and President Wang Chuanfu. What Happened: Chuanfu said the two companies have a strategic partnership and BYD supports Xiaomi's car development plans and they are negotiating some cooperation projects in the car field.

Warren Buffett-Backed BYD Says It's Discussing Cooperation With Xiomi On EVs

Xiaomi's (XIACF) Management on Q1 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp reported first-quarter revenue growth of 55% on Wednesday, above analyst expectations, as it nabbed market share from one-time market leader Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.

Xiaomi reports 55% surge in Q1 revenue

Xiaomi, one of China's high-profile tech firms that fell in the crosshairs of the Trump administration, has been removed from a U.S. government blacklist that designated it as a Communist Chinese Military Company. The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has vacated the Department of Defence's designation of Xiaomi as a CCMC in […]

US removes Xiaomi's designation as a Communist Chinese Military Company

China's Xiaomi Corp said on Wednesday a U.S. court has removed the company's designation as a Communist Chinese Military Company (CCMC) and lifted all restrictions on U.S. persons buying or holding its stock.

China's Xiaomi says U.S. has formally lifted securities ban

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These companies have enormous potential given the size of their markets and opportunities to build infrastructure in those regions, said Citi's David Bailin.

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The US Defense Department has agreed to remove smartphone maker Xiaomi from its blacklist of companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party, according to a court filing released late Tuesday.

Pentagon agrees to remove Xiaomi from blacklist

It comes after the phone maker successfully challenged the ban in federal court.

Xiaomi will be removed from US list of boycotted Chinese companies

The US government will no longer blacklist Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, lifting a short and contentious ban on Americans investing in the company that was introduced by the Trump administration.

US agrees to lift Trump-era ban on China's Xiaomi

The reversal of the Trump-era action will once again allow American entities to invest in Xiaomi.

Pentagon Agrees To Remove Chinese Smartphone Giant Xiaomi From Trump-Era Blacklist

The Department of Defense (DoD) will remove China's Xiaomi Corp from a government trade-ban list, a court filing on Tuesday showed, allowing Americans to invest in the smartphone maker in the future. The filing stated that the two parties had reached an agreement to resolve their ongoing litigation after Xiaomi sued the US government earlier this year.

Chinese phone maker Xiaomi is off the US' trade ban list, and its shares are soaring

The U.S Department of Defense has agreed to remove the Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi Corp's (OTC: XIACF) blacklisting, bringing an end to their ongoing tussle, Reuters reports. The Court filing stated that both parties would resolve litigation without a further contest.

Court Filings Show Defense Department Removes Xiaomi From Blacklist

The U.S. has agreed to remove Xiaomi from a blacklist that would have barred Americans from investing in the Chinese smartphone maker.

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi shares rally over 6% after U.S. agrees to remove it from blacklist

The U.S Department of Defense will remove China's Xiaomi Corp from a government blacklist, a court filing showed, clearing the way for any future American investment in the smartphone maker.

U.S. removes Xiaomi from government blacklist, parties to resolve litigation

Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd

XPeng

Over 40 firms are currently selling passenger EVs in the Chinese market. Many will fail. There won't be a winner, only survivors. In the short run, sales are driven by subsidies. Those pull sales forward and make it easy to assume stronger demand than is warranted.

China's EV Market: Many Losers, No Big Winners

Lei Jun's plan for Xiaomi to join the increasingly crowded field of electric vehicle builders in China drew a muted reaction from the market on Wednesday as some analysts warned of the risks that lie ahead.

Chinese Smartphone Giant Commits $10 Billion For Electric Car Expansion

Xiaomi is serious about entering the electric vehicle race. The Chinese consumer-electronics company, best known for its phones, plans to invest $10 billion into a new smart electric vehicle unit over the next 10 years, it announced Tuesday.

Phone-maker Xiaomi is investing $10 billion in a new electric vehicle unit as Apple and Huawei stay silent on their EV plans

Smartphone maker Xiaomi has joined a rush of Chinese tech companies venturing into the semiconductor sector, announcing on Wednesday a new chip to help smartphone cameras process images.

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