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DIGITIMES Reports: Surging Memory Chip Prices Squeeze Smartphone Margins, Xiaomi Sharpens Premium Push in India

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Xiaomi Auto's charging network has connected to over 1.7 million charging piles

Xiaomi Car cumulative delivery exceeds 600,000 units

Xiaomi's cumulative vehicle deliveries exceed 600,000 units

Xiaomi Auto Pledges at Least 10 Years of Spare Parts and Maintenance Services for First-Gen SU7

Xiaomi EV delivered 39,002 vehicles in January

Analyst names Xiaomi a top long pick for 2026

Southbound funds recorded a net purchase of over HKD 1 billion in Xiaomi Group on February 12

Xiaomi Group-W repurchased 4,050,000 shares at a cost of approximately HKD 148 million

Xiaomi Auto issues a statement supporting the 'Compliance Guidelines for Price Behavior in the Automotive Industry' released by the State Administration for Market Regulation

Xiaomi says nearly 100% of its phones and tablets in India are now locally manufactured

CEO Lei Jun of Xiaomi Group Releases Sales Data and Strategy for Xiaomi YU 7

Xiaomi's Wuhan Subsidiary Increases Registered Capital to 5.3 Billion Yuan

Rumors suggest Xiaomi may launch the Pad 8 series at MWC 2026

Xiaomi Group Open Sources Xiaomi-Robotics-0 Vision-Language Model

Research firm reports Xiaomi's smartphone sales declined in China in January 2026

Xiaomi is rumored to be preparing native AI-powered features for its HyperOS

Lei Jun says a specific Xiaomi car model ranked first in sales in January 2026

Xiaomi 17 series rumored to make its global debut before MWC 2026

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The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 20.27 billion in the first half of the day, accounting for 19.3% of the turnover of shortable shares. The main shorted stocks include TRACKER FUND, Meituan-W, CSOP HS TECH, XIAOMI-W, and Alibaba-W, with short selling ratios of 33.7%, 30.6%, 28.8%, 38.2%, and 11.7%, respectively

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Tianhong Hang Seng TECH ETF(QDII)

Hwabao CSI HK Equities Internet ETF

ChinaAMC Hang Seng Technology ETF(QDII)

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XIAOMI-W

Dacheng Hang Seng Technology ETF(QDII)

Hang Seng TECH ETF I

Xiaomi Corporation

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AXA SPDB CSI Hugangshen Game and Culture Media ETF

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TRACKER FUND

China Southern Hang Seng ETF

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Huatai-PB CSOP Hang Seng Technology ETF(QDII)

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KraneShares 2x Long BABA Daily ETF

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The short selling in Hong Kong stocks for half a day amounted to HKD 20.27 billion, accounting for 19.3% of the total turnover of shortable shares

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On February 13th, the three major indices of Hong Kong stocks collectively weakened in the morning session, with the Hang Seng Index falling by 1.79% and the Hang Seng TECH Index dropping by 1.65%. Affected by regulatory interviews and profit-taking pressure, technology stocks fell across the board, with MEITUAN down 4.54%, Baidu down 3.78%, and JD.com down 3.04%. Although Tencent continued to attract attention from southbound funds, its stock price still adjusted down by 1.68%. Individual stocks showed divergence, with AI concept stock Zhipu surging over 28% against the trend, and catering leader Haidilao rising by 2.22%. Market risk aversion sentiment is rising, entering a phase of digestion and consolidation in the short term

- On February 13, Hong Kong's three major indices fell after a recent high, indicating profit-taking pressure amid heightened risk aversion.  
- The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,548.41 points, dropping 1.79%, with the technology and retail sectors, including Tencent and Alibaba, showing significant declines due to regulatory concerns.  
- Market focus is shifting to external liquidity and mainland economic recovery, as the upcoming macro data release is anticipated to influence market direction.

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Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | The Hang Seng Index fell 1.79%, tech stocks collectively declined, while AI concept stock Zhipu surged over 28% against the trend

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Xiaomi's YU7 electric SUV topped sales in China in January, selling 37,869 units, double that of Tesla's Model Y, which sold 16,845 units. Launched in summer 2025, the YU7 is priced 10,000 yuan lower than the Model Y and claims superior features. Despite a slowdown in the electric car market, Xiaomi's YU7 outsold the Model Y, which fell from first to 20th place in sales. Analysts had predicted the YU7 would capture market share from Tesla, which remains a strong competitor in China.

- Xiaomi launched its YU7 electric SUV in summer 2025, targeting Tesla's Model Y.  
- In January, the YU7 outsold the Model Y, with 37,869 units sold compared to Tesla's 16,845.  
- Despite market challenges, Xiaomi aims to expand internationally while facing scrutiny over safety features of its earlier models.

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GraniteShares 1.25 Long TSLA Daily ETF

Hua Xia CSI New Energy Vehicles ETF

Xiaomi's electric SUV tops China sales in January, sells twice as many as Tesla's Model Y

Xiaomi EV delivered 39,002 vehicles in January, marking a 70.34% year-on-year increase but a 22.33% decrease from December. The YU7 model accounted for 97% of these deliveries, making it the best-selling model in China for the month. However, deliveries of the SU7 sedan fell to a record low as it awaits an update in April. Cumulative deliveries of the first-generation SU7 surpassed 381,000 units, while Xiaomi EV aims for 550,000 deliveries in 2026.

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Xiaomi EV delivers 39,002 vehicles in Jan, with YU7 contributing 97%

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China's smartphone sales dropped 23% year-on-year in January, attributed to a high base from 2025 and changes in Chinese New Year promotions, according to Counterpoint Research. Huawei maintained its leading position despite a 27% decline in sales. Most domestic brands experienced significant declines, with Xiaomi seeing a 36% drop. In contrast, Apple was the only major brand to report growth, with an 8% increase in sales, driven by strong demand for the iPhone 17 series.

- China's smartphone sales decreased by 23% in January year-on-year, attributed to a high base in 2025 and changes in Chinese New Year promotion timing.  
- Huawei remained the leading brand despite a 27% decline, while domestic brands faced double-digit sales drops, with Xiaomi experiencing the largest decline at 36%.  
- In contrast, Apple was the only major brand to show growth, with an 8% increase in sales driven by strong demand for the iPhone 17 series.

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GraniteShares 2x Long AAPL Daily ETF

T-Rex 2X Long Apple Daily Target ETF

Direxion Daily AAPL Bull 2X Shares

Apple

China's January smartphone sales down 23% Y/Y, says Counterpoint

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0212 | Dolphin Research Focus: 🐬 Macro/Industry 1) Doubao announced that its video-generation model Seedance 2.0 is now integrated into the Doubao app, desktop client, and web version. Users can create 5s/10s short videos from text prompts and produce clone-style videos, with upgrades to image quality, generation speed, and content fidelity. Leveraging ByteDance's ecosystem should accelerate user adoption and engagement, pushing AIGC toward mainstream, practical use...

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The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 16.05 billion in the half-day session, accounting for 15.3% of the total shortable shares traded. The main shorted stocks include Meituan-W with a short selling ratio of 31.8% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.15 billion; Zijin Mining with a short selling ratio of 35.2% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.06 billion; Tencent Holdings with a short selling ratio of 6.8% and a short selling amount of HKD 850 million; Xiaomi Group-W with a short selling ratio of 25.4% and a short selling amount of HKD 730 million; Alibaba-W with a short selling ratio of 12.5% and a short selling amount of HKD 600 million

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The short selling in Hong Kong stocks for half a day reached HKD 16.05 billion, accounting for 15.3% of the total turnover of shortable stocks

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The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index initially fell by 0.6%. Among popular Chinese concept stocks, WeRide fell by 5.5%, NetEase fell by 4%, YUM China, Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba, and Meituan all fell by over 1%. XPeng rose by 1.6%, Li Auto rose by 1.8%, Nio rose by 2.1%, BYD rose by 2.8%, and Xiaomi rose by 3.9%

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On Wednesday (February 11), at the end of the U.S. stock market, the Bloomberg Electric Vehicle Price Return Index rose by 1.32%, closing at 3662.78 points. Among the constituent stocks, Sociedad Quimica Y Minera (SQM) rose by 7.1%, Albemarle Corporation rose by 4.3%, Xiaomi Group H shares rose by 4.27%, and STMicroelectronics rose by 2.92%; while Hesai fell by 6.2%, and Lucid Group fell by 8.3%

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On February 11, Weibo released the "2025 Weibo Hot Search Trend Report," which is based on hot search topics and user behavior data, showcasing the focal points of public interest in social, entertainment, and vertical fields over the past year. Among the top ten hot search "Internet figures," Lei Jun, Luo Yonghao, and Liu Qiangdong ranked in the top three

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KraneShares 2x Long JD Daily ETF

Weibo released the top ten trending "Internet figures" for 2025, with Lei Jun, Luo Yonghao, and Liu Qiangdong ranking in the top three

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Ford anticipates over $7 billion in EV-related charges in 2026 and 2027 due to a strategy pivot, as shared by CFO Sherry House during the Q4 earnings call. The Model E division expects losses of $4 billion to $4.5 billion this year, aiming for breakeven by 2029. Despite mixed Q4 earnings, with revenue of $42.45 billion exceeding expectations, adjusted earnings fell short. Ford is also exploring partnerships with Xiaomi and BYD for battery sourcing. Shares rose 0.81% to $13.68 in pre-market trading.

- Ford Motor Co. anticipates over $7 billion in electric vehicle (EV) charges in 2026 and 2027 as it pivots its strategy.  
- The company's Model E division expects losses of $4 billion to $4.5 billion this year, targeting breakeven by 2029.  
- Ford's Q4 earnings showed a revenue of $42.45 billion but missed adjusted earnings expectations, and reports indicate ongoing talks for partnerships with Chinese companies regarding battery sourcing.

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First Trust S-Network Future Vehicles & Tech ETF

Ping An CSI New Energy Vehicles Industry ETF

Ford Anticipates $7 Billion EV-Related Charges In Two Years — Predicts Model E Division Would Break Even In 2029

The total short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 33.97 billion, accounting for 17.9% of the trading volume of shortable stocks. Among them, the short selling ratio of CSOP HS TECH was the highest at 56.5%, with a short selling amount of HKD 2.44 billion. Alibaba's short selling ratio was 18.7%, amounting to HKD 1.56 billion; TENCENT's short selling ratio was 10.8%, amounting to HKD 1.4 billion; XIAOMI's short selling ratio was 14.3%, amounting to HKD 1.18 billion; and the TRACKER FUND's short selling ratio was 13%, amounting to HKD 1.07 billion

The total short selling in the Hong Kong stock market for the day was HKD 33.97 billion, accounting for 17.9% of the turnover of shortable stocks

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0211 | Dolphin Research Focus: 🐬 Stock 1, $XIAOMI-W(01810.HK) On the evening of Feb 10, Lei Jun live-streamed from Xiaomi Auto's Yizhuang, Beijing plant. He announced the final first-gen SU7 had rolled off the line and shipped, marking the model's official discontinuation, with cumulative deliveries nearing 370k units. Production lines are being retooled for the next-gen SU7, slated for an Apr launch.The first-gen wrap-up validates Xiaomi Auto's mass-production capability and market acceptance. The capacity transition paves the way for a volume ramp of the new model, a near-term positive for order conversion and brand perception, with Xiaomi up over 4% today...

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The short selling in Hong Kong stocks for half a day amounted to HKD 20.27 billion, accounting for 19.3% of the total turnover of shortable shares

Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | The Hang Seng Index fell 1.79%, tech stocks collectively declined, while AI concept stock Zhipu surged over 28% against the trend

Xiaomi's electric SUV tops China sales in January, sells twice as many as Tesla's Model Y

Xiaomi EV delivers 39,002 vehicles in Jan, with YU7 contributing 97%

China's January smartphone sales down 23% Y/Y, says Counterpoint