Xiaomi Corporation is a Chinese multinational technology and smart manufacturing company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Beijing. Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Xiaomi designs, develops, and sells smartphones, consumer electronics, and a wide range of connected devices that integrate with its MIUI software and internet services. The company also manufactures selected products and collaborates with contract manufacturers, and has expanded into smart home systems and, more recently, electric vehicles.
For the chemical and materials value chain, Xiaomi is a major downstream user of advanced materials and specialty chemicals. Its products rely on lithium‑ion battery components (cathodes, anodes, electrolytes, separators), optical films and display materials (OLED/LCD stacks), engineered polymers and elastomers for housings and connectors, adhesives and sealants, thermal interface materials, conformal coatings, PCB chemicals, solders, and protective coatings for wearables and appliances. Device assembly and packaging draw on glass and ceramic materials, metals and alloys, and surface treatments. Xiaomi’s global procurement and manufacturing partners operate under electronics compliance frameworks (e.g., RoHS, REACH) and the company engages suppliers on quality, safety, and environmental standards, including initiatives related to e-waste management and battery recycling.
Also known as Mi, 小米, and Xiaomi Inc..
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Pushes integrated regional bases, oil‑to‑chemicals/specialty conversions, smart factories and capacity rationalisation to secure feedstocks and high‑end materials for advanced manufacturing.
