Xiaomi Corporation disclosed fresh movements in its share capital on 17 June 2026, combining a small share-scheme allotment with the continuation of an aggressive buyback programme.

On 17 June 2026, 244,800 Class B weighted-voting-right shares were issued at HK$1.43 per share to a non-director participant under a share scheme. The allotment represents 0.0009 % of the Class B share base, lifting outstanding Class B shares to 21.39 billion. With Class A shares unchanged at 4.45 billion, Xiaomi’s total issued share count (excluding treasury shares) now stands at approximately 25.84 billion.

Buybacks remain sizable. Since 27 April 2026 the company has repurchased 87.91 million Class B shares for cancellation that were still outstanding as at 17 June. Purchase prices ranged from HK$25.36 to HK$31.52, equivalent to an outlay of roughly HK$2.55 billion based on disclosed transaction prices.

The latest repurchase, executed on 17 June 2026, involved 4.00 million shares bought on-market at prices between HK$25.28 and HK$25.42, costing HK$101.43 million, or an average HK$25.36 per share. Cumulatively, 30.10 million shares have been repurchased under the current mandate approved on 2 June 2026, utilising 0.12 % of the authorised 2.58 billion-share limit.

Xiaomi remains under a 30-day moratorium on new equity issuance following the 17 June buyback, expiring 17 July 2026. No treasury-share sales were reported.