Xiaomiwill report its Q1 2025 earnings on May 27. Analysts expect revenue of RMB 109 billion and adjusted net profit of RMB 9.1 billion, up more than 85% year-over-year. $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ $Xiaomi Corp.(XIACY)$
Smartphone shipments in China rose 40%, pushing Xiaomi back to the top of the market. The company also unveiled its first self-developed 3nm chip, marking a key step in its move upmarket.
In the EV segment, Xiaomi delivered 25,000 SU7 units in Q1, reaching nearly 30% of its full-year delivery target. With production ramping up and a new model (the YU7 SUV) expected this summer, investors are watching for more signals in this report.
The stock is currently trading around HK$51. Huaxing Securities has a target price of HK$70, while some valuation models suggest limited upside. Will strong Q1 results and upcoming catalysts drive a rebound—or has the market priced it all in?
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I am bullish about this matter. Xiaomi’s Q1 momentum looks very encouraging. A revenue forecast of RMB 109B and adjusted net profit jumping over 85% YoY is a strong comeback signal. Regaining top position in China’s smartphone market with 40% shipment growth shows solid consumer traction — especially in a competitive landscape.
More importantly, Xiaomi’s vertical integration strategy is starting to take shape. The self-developed 3nm chip is a major leap forward, not just for branding but also for long-term margin control and product differentiation.
On the EV front, hitting 25,000 SU7 deliveries in Q1 — nearly 30% of the annual goal — shows real market acceptance. With the YU7 SUV coming this summer, there’s a strong product pipeline ahead. If production scales smoothly, this segment could be a powerful new revenue driver.
At HK$51, I believe Xiaomi still has runway. With Huaxing’s HK$70 target and multiple growth catalysts in play, the upside potential remains intact — especially if Q1 results beat and guidance stays upbeat.
I am bullish about this matter. Xiaomi’s Q1 momentum looks very encouraging. A revenue forecast of RMB 109B and adjusted net profit jumping over 85% YoY is a strong comeback signal. Regaining top position in China’s smartphone market with 40% shipment growth shows solid consumer traction — especially in a competitive landscape.
More importantly, Xiaomi’s vertical integration strategy is starting to take shape. The self-developed 3nm chip is a major leap forward, not just for branding but also for long-term margin control and product differentiation.
On the EV front, hitting 25,000 SU7 deliveries in Q1 — nearly 30% of the annual goal — shows real market acceptance. With the YU7 SUV coming this summer, there’s a strong product pipeline ahead. If production scales smoothly, this segment could be a powerful new revenue driver.
At HK$51, I believe Xiaomi still has runway. With Huaxing’s HK$70 target and multiple growth catalysts in play, the upside potential remains intact — especially if Q1 results beat and guidance stays upbeat.