Xiaomi Corporation (Xiaomi-W) has updated its capital structure following a series of employee-related share issues and an ongoing share-repurchase programme, according to the Next Day Disclosure Return submitted to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 20 July 2026.

Key developments

1. Incremental share issuance • On 20 July 2026 the company allotted 54.20 million new Class B weighted-voting-right (WVR) ordinary shares under equity incentive plans, broken down as follows: – 38.70 million shares (0.1501% of Class B share capital) from the 2023 Share Scheme at nil consideration. – 15.46 million shares (0.06%) from a separate share-award scheme at nil consideration. – 35,800 shares (0.0001%) upon option exercises at HK$1.95 each.

Driven by these grants, the Class B share count rose from 21.34 billion to 21.40 billion, a 0.21% increase.

2. Share repurchases awaiting cancellation Between 3 June and 17 July 2026, Xiaomi bought back 83.63 million shares for cancellation across 15 on-market transactions. The repurchased shares equal approximately 0.32% of the company’s total issued share base of 25.79 billion shares as of 17 July 2026.

• Aggregate cost: HK$2.05 billion, implying a volume-weighted average repurchase price of about HK$24.47 per share. • Individual buyback sizes ranged from 3.50 million to 9.47 million shares, with per-share prices spanning HK$21.46 to HK$28.65.

3. Updated capital snapshot • Class B WVR shares in issue (excluding treasury shares) as of 20 July 2026: 21.40 billion. • No treasury shares are currently held; all 83.63 million repurchased shares remain outstanding pending cancellation. • Combined with 4.44 billion Class A ordinary shares, Xiaomi’s total issued share capital stands at approximately 25.84 billion shares, prior to the cancellation of the repurchased stock.

The disclosure was signed by Chief Financial Officer Alain Lam, confirming compliance with Hong Kong listing rules and regulatory requirements.