RAIN Technology reported on June 26 that at Xiaomi’s press conference tonight, Lei Jun announced a compelling long-term strategic plan: Xiaomi is expected to invest 200 billion yuan over the next five years.
Looking back at the past five years, from 2021 to 2025, Xiaomi has invested RMB 100.5 billion, focusing on in-depth research and development of core technologies.
It’s clear to see that Xiaomi’s R&D investment is set to grow significantly over the next five years, having directly doubled and tripled over the past five years. This is not only a simple numerical increase, but also reflects Xiaomi’s strategic layout in the future of technology competition.
What’s particularly noteworthy is that in 2025, Xiaomi’s single-year scientific research investment is expected to reach 30 billion yuan. Such a huge capital investment undoubtedly shows that Xiaomi is committed to building a stronger and more extensive “moat” through technological innovation. This strategic choice is designed to ensure that millet in the fierce competition in the market to maintain a leading position, and lay the foundation for future sustainable development. Huge investments in scientific research continue to transform Xiaomi’s market competitiveness. From major breakthroughs in imaging technology to the self-developed Xuanjie chip, from successive iterations of fast-charging technology to building ecosystems at the human level, these R&D achievements continue to integrate Xiaomi’s product strengths, improve the user experience, and infuse new vitality into the small brand.
When talking about Xiaomi’s success story, Lei Jun emphasized the importance of confidence and R&D investment. He said that in the face of challenges and difficulties, the company must remain steadfast in its confidence and its belief in China’s capacity for scientific and technological innovation and its enormous market potential. This belief is a strong driving force for Xiaomi to continue to move forward.
From an objective point of view, Xiaomi’s increased R&D investment is a response to the increasingly competitive marketplace and to the country’s policy orientation to encourage scientific and technological innovation. Against the backdrop of increasingly fierce global technological competition, increasing R&D investment is an unavoidable choice for companies to enhance their competitiveness. At the same time, it can also contribute to the scientific and technological progress of our country. However, it still takes time to test market growth to see if large investments can be converted into actual product innovations. How to effectively utilize these funds and convert R&D results into commercial value is an important challenge for Xiaomi.
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