Xiaomi (HKG:1810) shares dip as company leaves about 89% of buyback authorization untapped
Xiaomi Corporation finished Friday's session at HK$26.72, slipping 1.55%. The company bought back 1.86 million shares, spending close to HK$50 million.
Hong Kong Stock Market Today: Hang Seng Jumps 1.7% After China GDP Beat as Sigenergy Doubles on Debut
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index surged 1.72% to wrap up Thursday at 26,394.26, fueled by a rush into tech and battery names after China’s first-quarter growth numbers topped forecasts. Tech stocks popped: the Hang Seng Tech index rallied 3.67%, while Alibaba climbed 5.6%, Tencent rose 3.6%, Baidu rocketed 7.7%, and Meituan added 2.8%.
Ford stock in focus after Xiaomi EV talks report as earnings week looms
Ford Motor shares are set to draw attention when U.S. markets reopen Monday after the Financial Times reported talks between the automaker and China’s Xiaomi on a joint venture to produce electric vehicles in the U.S. Ford pushed back on the story, denying the talks took place, while Xiaomi said it is not in negotiations to enter the U.S. market.
Hang Seng slips as tech drags again, while chip and AI names buck the trend in Hong Kong
Hong Kong stocks edged down Friday, slipping after an initial bounce. Drops among big internet players and cyclical sectors weighed on the market, even as semiconductor and AI-related stocks showed gains.
Redmi Note 15 India Launch on January 6, 2026: 108MP Master Pixel Edition, Expected Specs and Price
The Redmi Note 15 series is finally gearing up for its India debut, and December 9, 2025 has turned into a big news day for Xiaomi fans. Multiple reports and official teasers now confirm that the Redmi Note 15 5G — including a special 108MP “Master Pixel” Edition — will launch in India on January 6, 2026, with Pro and Pro Plus siblings expected to follow soon after. Gadgets 360+2Gizmochina+2
Global Smartphone Market Share in 2025: Who Leads, Who Lags, and What Comes Next
Global smartphone shipments are finally growing again — but AI phones, foldables and rising memory costs are quietly reshaping market share. Here’s what the latest data from IDC, Counterpoint, Omdia, Statcounter and others tells us as of December 2025.
Redmi Note 15 5G Series Global Prices and Specs Leak in Full as New 4G Variant Emerges
Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 15 family is inching closer to a global launch, and as of December 5, 2025, almost nothing about the lineup is a mystery anymore. Multiple retailer listings, regulatory databases and tipster posts have revealed detailed specifications, European pricing, design renders and even a new Redmi Note 15 Pro 4G model aimed at budget markets. Bez Kabli+3Gadgets 360+3Gadgets 360+3
Xiaomi Stock (1810.HK) Tops HK$41 on November 27, 2025 as Buybacks, Thai Warrant and EV Momentum Drive Sentiment
Xiaomi Corporation’s Class B shares are trading firmly higher today, supported by fresh buybacks, a new Thai derivative warrant, strong electric‑vehicle growth and a broadly positive mood in Hong Kong tech stocks.
Xiaomi Raises 2025 EV Target to 400,000 Cars After Break‑Even – Faster Than Tesla, New Shock for Global Carmakers
Xiaomi has just turned its electric‑vehicle experiment into a full‑blown business — and it’s moving faster than almost anyone expected, including Tesla.
Xiaomi Stock Extends Slide on Nov 18: Worst‑Performing China Tech Name as Q3 Results Loom; HSBC Trims Target to HK$65.40
HONG KONG — November 18, 2025 — Xiaomi Corp. fell again on Tuesday, capping a bruising few weeks that have turned the smartphone‑to‑EV group into the worst‑performing major Chinese tech stock heading into its third‑quarter earnings release this evening. A combination of margin pressure in handsets, questions around EV capacity and mix, and more cautious sell‑side targets continues to weigh on sentiment. Moneyweb
HKEX Today: Hang Seng slips 0.7% as CNGR Advanced Material lists; Southbound flows favor Tracker Fund & Alibaba — November 17, 2025
Hong Kong — The Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed lower on Monday, November 17, 2025, as profit‑taking and regional geopolitics cooled risk appetite. The session also featured a closely watched debut by CNGR Advanced Material and a steady drumbeat of microstructure updates from the exchange, while Southbound investors concentrated buy orders in the city’s most‑traded ETFs and big‑cap tech. news.rthk.hk
Xiaomi’s Wild Week: State‑Gift Phones, 40k+ EV Deliveries Again, Double‑11 Billions—and a Stock Dip on Nov 5
Xiaomi closed at HK$42.96, down 1.1% day‑over‑day and 3.9% below Monday’s close, with intraday prints near HK$43.32 as Hong Kong tech names softened alongside global risk‑off sentiment tied to AI‑stock volatility. The 52‑week range underlines how far the name has run through the EV ramp. amp.scmp.com
Xiaomi 17 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra – Which 2025 Flagship Wins? 🎉
Xiaomi’s 17 Pro Max and Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra represent two divergent approaches to the ultimate smartphone. Xiaomi’s strategy is to win on specs and value – delivering bigger numbers and bold features at a lower price – whereas Samsung focuses on a balanced premium experience with global polish and cutting-edge AI integration. The result is a fascinating matchup that tech observers are watching closely in 2025.
Forget the iPhone 17 – Xiaomi 17 Pro Max Debuts with Dual Screens and a 7,500mAh Battery
Xiaomi made it no secret that it’s gunning directly for Apple’s crown in this product cycle. By jumping from last year’s Xiaomi 15 series straight to Xiaomi 17, the Chinese company aligned its naming with Apple’s iPhone 17 – immediately inviting head-to-head comparison Tomsguide. During the launch event in Beijing, CEO Lei Jun repeatedly stacked the Xiaomi 17 Pro against Apple’s latest, boldly claiming his phones “win on battery, performance, photography and more” Tomsguide. President Lu Weibing candidly explained the strategy: “We are directly competing with the iPhone in the same generation and at the same level,” he wrote on social media Tomsguide. In other words, Xiaomi wants shoppers to see a “17 vs 17” showdown when considering premium phones.
Tech News Tsunami (Sept 30–Oct 1, 2025): Amazon’s Alexa+, NASA Radar Images, AI Deals and More
Governments and industry continue to pour resources into AI. The U.S. Energy Department and NNSA issued requests for proposals to build federally powered AI data centers at sites like Savannah River, citing new AI leadership and energy policies energy.gov energy.gov. NNSA Administrator Brandon Williams praised this effort as “a great example of public-private partnership that accelerates scientific research… and strengthens U.S. leadership in AI and energy infrastructure” energy.gov. Meanwhile, healthcare saw a boost: HHS announced it is doubling funding for AI-backed childhood cancer research【0†L?】. Tech giants also jockey: Meta reportedly discussed using Google’s Gemini AI models to improve Facebook’s ad targeting reuters.com.
Battery Monster vs. AI Superphone: Xiaomi 17 Pro Max Takes on Google Pixel 10 Pro XL
The Xiaomi 17 Pro Max and Pixel 10 Pro XL are entering a crowded flagship arena in late 2025. Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro Max is a formidable rival, with Apple’s A19 Pro chip making it “the most powerful smartphone around” in benchmarks wired.com and camera upgrades like that 8× telephoto to keep Apple fans loyal apple.com. Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra remains a powerhouse too: a 6.9-inch AMOLED with S-Pen, a 200 MP main camera, dual zoom lenses and a trusty 5,000 mAh battery phonearena.com phonearena.com – though its battery seems almost modest next to Xiaomi’s 7,500 mAh unit. The S25 Ultra introduced more AI smarts in its One UI 7 software and continues Samsung’s legacy of offering a do-it-all device phonearena.com phonearena.com.
Xiaomi 17 Pro Max vs iPhone 17 Pro Max: Monster Battery, Second Screen & the Ultimate Flagship Showdown
When Xiaomi unveiled the 17 Pro Max in September 2025, it didn’t just launch another Android phone – it declared war on the traditional kings of the premium segment. Xiaomi’s CEO Lei Jun literally shared the stage with side-by-side comparisons to Apple’s latest devices, underscoring where he believes the Xiaomi 17 series has the upper handts2.techts2.tech. In an unprecedented move, Xiaomi even skipped the number 16 entirely – leaping from last year’s Xiaomi 15 straight to Xiaomi 17 – explicitly to match Apple’s iPhone 17 namingts2.techts2.tech. “The company even skipped a generation in naming, just so it could go head-to-head with Apple’s iPhone 17 series in both number and spirit,” one tech reviewer notedts2.techts2.tech. Xiaomi’s President Lu Weibing was more direct, posting on social media: “We are directly competing with the iPhone in the same generation and at the same level.”ts2.tech For Xiaomi, long a champion of high-value phones, the 17 Pro Max is a coming-of-age flagship intended to crack the premium market dominated by Apple and Samsungts2.techts2.tech.
Realme 15T vs the Competition: 7000mAh Battery Beast Takes on Samsung, Xiaomi & OnePlus
Realme’s new 15T 5G is positioned as a value-packed mid-range smartphone that aims to stand out in 2025’s crowded market. Launched in September 2025 at a starting price of ₹20,999 for the 8GB/128GB model 91mobiles.com gadgets360.com, the 15T is the successor to last year’s 14T and brings several notable upgrades:
Battle of the Mid-Range 5G Titans: Honor X9b Faces Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus & More in 2025
Honor X9b 5G in Sunrise Orange – a phone built for longevity with its toughened glass and robust frame Business Standard Business Standard. It launched in late 2023 as a durable mid-range option focused on battery life and resilience.
2026 Flagship Showdown: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra vs Xiaomi 17 Pro Max – Clash of the Titans
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S26 series in early 2026, likely at a January Unpacked event ts2.tech. The lineup will reportedly include a base S26, a new S26 Edge, an S26 Pro, and the top-tier S26 Ultra ts2.tech. This naming shake-up – dropping “Plus” for “Edge” – signals a small reboot of the series, but the Ultra model remains the crown jewel. Industry leaks suggest Samsung will stick with a familiar formula for the Ultra’s hardware design. The display size isn’t growing larger; it’s pegged around 6.89″, essentially the same as the S25 Ultra’s 6.9″ screen ts2.tech. Instead, Samsung’s focus is on refining quality: expect an AMOLED panel with the latest M14 material, slimmer bezels, new anti-reflective glass, and possibly even an AI-driven “privacy screen” mode that narrows viewing angles when needed ts2.tech ts2.tech.
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