Xiaomi Corp (OTC: XIACF) has announced a remarkable 32% surge in its revenue for Q2, driven primarily by its expanding auto business and consistently robust smartphone sales.
For the quarter ending in June, the tech giant reported revenues totaling 88.9 billion yuan, equivalent to approximately $12.46 billion. This figure surpassed analysts' expectations, who had predicted revenues of around 85.8 billion yuan, according to LSEG.
The surge in revenue can largely be attributed to Xiaomi's strategic diversification into the auto sector, which seems to have borne fruit quicker than many might have anticipated. Coupled with strong demand for its smartphones, these factors have propelled the company into a promising financial position. Adjusted net income also saw a notable increase, reaching 6.18 billion yuan, significantly higher than the 4.8 billion yuan predicted by analysts.
For stock traders, these results signal not just strength in Xiaomi’s core business but also the potential for growth in a new industry segment. As the automotive market shifts toward electrification and smart technology integration, Xiaomi's venture could position it favorably against competitors.