- Xiaomi Corp XIACY reported a second-quarter FY21 net income of $1.28 billion on revenue of $13.56 billion following a jump in its global smartphone market share.
- The revenue grew 64% year-on-year as the net income climbed 87.4% Y/Y, beating the analyst consensus, Reuters reports.
- The smartphone revenue grew to $9.1 billion as the shipments grew 83% Y/Y to 52.9 million units in Q2, dethroning Apple Inc AAPL to become the number two global vendor.
- Huawei T4echnology Co's U.S. blacklisting was a significant contributing factor to Xiaomi's growing market share.
- Xiaomi's revenue from the Internet of Things and lifestyle products category climbed 36% Y/Y to $3.2 billion.
- Acquisition: Xiaomi also announced the acquisition of autonomous driving technology startup Deepmotion for about $77.3 million marking its planned EV foray. Deepmotion will help Xiaomi develop Level 4 self-driving technology, which allows total autonomous driving, Bloomberg reports.
- The U.S. just approved Huawei's license to buy chips for its auto component business, Reuters reports.
- Recently, Xiaomi showcased a handset featuring the latest Qualcomm Inc QCOM processors and a front-facing camera hidden under the display to take on iPhones in the luxury market.
- Price Action: XIACY shares traded higher by 1.86% at $16.70 on the last check Wednesday.
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