Xiaomi Keeps Buying Back Stock While Handing Out New Shares and Topping 50,000 Monthly EV Deliveries
Published on 11/13/2026 at 12:02 | Editorial boerse-global.de
Xiaomi returned to the market for a third straight session this week, repurchasing another 1.67 million Class B shares for a total of HK$49.9 million — a transaction that coincided with the issuance of roughly 144,000 new Class B shares under one of its equity plans. The stock nonetheless gave up ground, sliding 4.1% on the day.
The latest buyback followed a Wednesday purchase of 1.66 million Class B shares for HK$49,878,850, struck at prices ranging from HK$29.96 to HK$30.12 apiece. Earlier in the week, on Monday, the company had picked up about 1.66 million shares for HK$49,892,788, paying between HK$30.08 and HK$30.24 per share. The shares had gained 1.1% on the day of the Wednesday transaction.
Board to Sign Off on Q3 as Results Date Nears
Attention now turns to November 24, 2026, when the board is scheduled to meet to approve unaudited results covering both the third quarter and the first nine months of 2026. The same date has been set for the quarterly earnings release, putting the announcement within the next two weeks.
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IoT Research and a Record Month for EVs
Beyond the capital measures, Xiaomi published a technical whitepaper on the "Thing Model" for IoT devices on Tuesday, produced jointly with Peking University and presented at the CCF China Software Conference.
In its automotive arm, the company reported on November 2 that October deliveries exceeded 50,000 vehicles — its strongest month of the year. Cumulative deliveries from January through October reached roughly 336,000 units, against a full-year target of 550,000 cars.
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