Xiaomi has announced its impressive financial results for the year ending December 2025, showcasing record-breaking growth across its core business areas.
The highly anticipated Xiaomi 2025 revenue reached a remarkable RMB457.3 billion (Based on an exchange rate of approximately 1 CNY = 0.5757 MYR as of March 26, 2026, RMB 457.3 billion converts to approximately RM263.27 billion), representing a 25.0 per cent increase compared to the previous year.
Furthermore, the company’s adjusted net profit soared by 43.8 per cent to hit an all-time high of RMB39.2 billion. This financial success highlights the strong resilience and effectiveness of the strategic direction of the company.
A major driver behind this phenomenal growth is the successful deployment of the “Human × Car × Home” smart ecosystem strategy.
Notably, the smart electric vehicle (EV), artificial intelligence (AI), and new initiatives segment achieved a historic milestone by securing a positive full-year operating income for the very first time.
Revenue from this sector surged by 223.8 per cent to surpass the RMB100 billion mark, transforming it into a powerful new engine for the future expansion of the group. The company also successfully delivered over 411,000 smart vehicles throughout the year.
Meanwhile, the traditional smartphone business remained incredibly robust, generating RMB186.4 billion in revenue. Xiaomi maintained its position in the top three for global smartphone shipments, largely fuelled by a highly successful premium product strategy.
Alongside smartphones, the Internet of Things (IoT) and lifestyle products division also celebrated record revenue of RMB123.2 billion, supported by a growing global user base of over 750 million monthly active users.
To sustain this momentum, Xiaomi continues to invest heavily in research and development, particularly in AI capabilities.
By dedicating RMB33.1 billion to innovation in 2025, the company has made significant breakthroughs in AI foundation models and robotics. This firm commitment ensures Xiaomi remains a dominant force in the global smart manufacturing market.