Xiaomi launches Redmi K90 Max, tablets, and laptops amid global smartphone market downturn
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Updated · AD HOC NEWS · Apr 21
Xiaomi launches Redmi K90 Max, tablets, and laptops amid global smartphone market downturn
8 articles · Updated · AD HOC NEWS · Apr 21
Xiaomi's stock trades at EUR 3.51, down nearly 22% year-to-date and close to its 52-week low of EUR 3.38.
Global smartphone shipments fell 4.1% in Q1 2026, but Xiaomi's dropped 19.1% to 33.8 million units, the steepest decline among top vendors. The company is shifting focus from budget phones to protect margins.
Despite launching new hardware and targeting 550,000 vehicle deliveries in 2026, Xiaomi's share price remains down 30% year-on-year, reflecting investor concerns over its smartphone strategy and ongoing market challenges.
With soaring EV orders, why is Xiaomi's stock price still plummeting near multi-year lows?
Is Xiaomi's smartphone retreat a strategic pivot or a fatal wound from the global chip crisis?
As memory chip costs skyrocket, will Xiaomi abandon its famous low prices to protect profits?
Can Xiaomi's new car survive China's brutal EV price war against 400 rival models?
Can Xiaomi's self-developed chips offer a real escape from the devastating global semiconductor shortage?
Is Xiaomi's 'Human x Car x Home' ecosystem a game-changer or just clever marketing?