Xiaomi made a new record in the company’s smartphone shipments

As far back as started its excursion into the cell phone industry, the organization has been breaking records and accomplishing tremendous points of reference in a limited capacity to focus time. Reporting another accomplishment, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun affirms that the organization has figured out how to send 23.16 million cell phones in Q2 2017, a 70 percent expansion from the past quarter, denoting a record high for quarterly cell phone shipments in the organization's life expectancy. Jun additionally takes note of that income in India in the main portion of the year is up 328 percent year-on-year and Xiaomi is presently the number two brand in the general Indian cell phone showcase.

In recognition of these points of reference, Jun conveyed a letter to his representatives denoting every one of the accomplishments the organization has made in the most recent year. He especially expressed that the shipments turning point is especially critical as a result of the declining deals Xiaomi had endured as of late. Discussing India, Jun likewise refered to IDC to emphasize that the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 has turned into the most noteworthy delivered cell phone in the nation.

He ascribed the organization's income development to Xiaomi's interests in R&D, upgrades in item quality and client mind, the dispatch of their in-house chipset – Surge S1, and cell phone dispatches like the Xiaomi Mi 6 and the Xiaomi Mi Max 2. Xiaomi even gloated of applying for 7,071 licenses all around a year ago. Of these licenses, 2,895 were without a doubt, and half of these are worldwide licenses.

Jun additionally asserted that a significant part of the shipments were a direct result of their double on the web and disconnected procedure that the organization received in the current years. It now appreciates 123 Mi Home Stores in China, with 14 all the more opening on July 8. Jun finished the letter with defining an income objective of RMB 100 billion for the year, and another objective to deliver 100 million cell phones in 2018