Xiaomi Responds to “Lei Jun Profits 700 Million from Changxin’s IPO”: It’s a Corporate Investment, Can't Be Confused with Personal Wealth

Odaily Planet Daily News: “Lei Jun profits 700 million from Changxin Technology’s IPO” trended on Weibo’s hot search list. According to a previous announcement by Changxin Technology, a company in Wuhan participated in Changxin Technology’s strategic placement, securing 18,244,800 shares. Calculated at the issue price of 8.66 yuan per share, the company made a profit of 736 million yuan on the first day of listing. This company is Wuhan 1810 Enterprise Management Co., Ltd., established in 2021, with its office located in the East Lake High-tech Zone in Wuhan.

Notably, Wuhan 1810 Enterprise Management Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Xiaomi Technology. According to equity information, the chairman of Xiaomi Technology is Lei Jun, who holds 97.48% of Xiaomi Technology’s shares.

Xu Jieyun, Special Assistant to the Chairman of Xiaomi Group and Deputy General Manager of the Strategic Marketing Department, responded to this today, saying, “Friends can have a laugh at this, but don’t take it seriously. Actually, you can’t calculate it that way. This is a corporate investment; specific subsidiary entities cannot be conflated with personal wealth. Also, by the way, best wishes to Changxin again.”

It is reported that semiconductor industry chain companies such as Montage Technology, ESWIN, ACM Research, Anji Microelectronics, Tongfu Microelectronics, AMEC, YITAN Technology, and National Silicon Industry Group each received 18.24 million shares, with an allocation amount of 158 million yuan. Based on the closing price on the first day of listing, each company’s floating profit exceeded 700 million yuan. (The Paper)