Xiaomi aims to open 2000 new Mi Home stores by 2020!


According to a recent interview of Wang Xiang (Xiaomi Senior Vice President Global), the company has launched a set of plans to open more than 2000 physical stores (Mi Stores) during the next 3 years!

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The interview appeared on CNBC, and one of its most important points was the commitment of the company to open most of these shops in partnership with private investors while some others will be owned and operated by Xiaomi. The Xiaomi senior VP projects that in the next few years, the tech company will become a global player as they hope to enter almost every country. It seems that the company understood their mistakes of the past and now relies on offline sales as well, and not solely on online sales.

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So far the Chinese company has already opened more than 100 Mi Home Stores in most Chinese regions and 125 stores in total, all over the world. Now the goal is to have more than 2000 (!) stores globally by the year 2020. According to the Xiaomi VP, the company is looking to focus more on China’s South East Asian neighbours like the Philippines and also eastern Europe, gaining ground on countries like Russia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, and even has manufacturing facilities in India and Indonesia.

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6 Comments

  1. Tray xMonst3rPro
    July 13, 2017

    Expand to Germany please !

  2. Tray xMonst3rPro
    July 13, 2017

    Expand to Germany please !

  3. Karly Johnston
    July 14, 2017

    That overhead will be the end of Xiaomi.

  4. Karly Johnston
    July 14, 2017

    That overhead will be the end of Xiaomi.

  5. Wolvie
    July 15, 2017

    Idiotic move like what LeEco did.

    This will increase their running cost and in the end the price of their item will increase and their customer will buy other brands

  6. Guest
    July 15, 2017

    Idiotic move like what LeEco did.

    This will increase their running cost and in the end the price of their item will increase and their customer will buy other brands