Xiaomi posted its fastest pace of revenue growth in the third quarter since its 2018 listing but warned of a ‘supply chain shortage.’
Search results
Posted inHeavy Hitters
China Tech Investor: Kuaishou, Tencent, and Xiaomi earnings, with Michael Norris
In this episode, the guys are joined by regular guest Michael Norris to review some Q2 earnings highlights of Kuaishou, Tencent, and Xiaomi.
Posted inThe Numbers
Xiaomi spent $65 million on share buybacks this week
The buybacks of Xiaomi shares come during turmoil in Asian markets. The global smartphone market is expected to be severely hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
China Tech Investor: Xiaomi’s resilience, with Bryan Ma
Elliott and James welcome IDC’s VP of Device Research Bryan Ma to the show to discuss strong performance from Xiaomi in a tough year.
Posted inThe Numbers
Xiaomi says production almost back to normal, warns of overseas handset demand
Xiaomi is selling the idea that smartphones are necessary goods and idemand will bounce back after the pandemic is over.
Posted inThe Numbers
VC Roundup: Chinese tech firms are betting on chips
Chinese tech giants typically focus on the consumer market. But their appetite for early stage investments in semiconductors is growing.
Posted inThe Numbers
Xiaomi’s Q3 growth slows amid dwindling smartphone sales, Huawei competition
The company expressed optimism about the upcoming ‘5G era’ for its smartphone business.
Posted inThe Numbers
Xiaomi second-quarter revenue jumps 15% as it sells more premium phones
Xiaomi is sharpening its focus on the fast-growing premium handset segment as the global smartphone market continues to decline
Posted inHeavy Hitters
Xiaomi, 5G, Bytedance, and other ‘incredible’ predictions for 2020, with Wang Boyuan
In this episode, the guys welcome veteran China tech journalist Wang Boyuan to the show.
Posted inThe Numbers
China made 6% of chips it used in 2020: report
China, the world’s largest semiconductor market, is highly reliant on foreign technology and aims to make 70% of the chips it uses by 2025.
