2025-12-28 13:23:56

Xiaomi executives' share reduction plans have recently attracted attention. According to the latest announcement, co-founder and Vice Chairman Lin Bin plans to gradually reduce his holdings starting from the end of next year, with an expected total of no more than $2 billion in Class B shares. It is worth noting that this is not a one-time liquidation—rather, it will be carried out in phases, with each 12-month reduction limit set at $500 million.

Lin Bin's attitude is very clear: the funds obtained from the reduction will be used to establish a personal investment fund and to explore new opportunities. He also emphasized his confidence in Xiaomi's future business and pledged to continue serving the company long-term. From this perspective, this seems more like an optimization adjustment of personal capital allocation rather than a negative outlook on the company's prospects. Market participants generally believe that such orderly reductions will have limited impact on Xiaomi's fundamentals.

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PhantomHunter

· 9h ago

Lin Bin's move this time is quite clever; reducing holdings in phases minimizes risk Gradually cashing out to invest in funds—this is the real play of a boss 20 billion USD slowly coming out, Xiaomi's foundation is very stable To put it simply, it's about making your own money more liquid; it doesn't really harm the company I've seen this kind of operation too many times; I'm already numb

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DustCollector

· 9h ago

Lin Bin's move is indeed clever; staggered selling is a very stable strategy. Gradual reduction isn't running away; who can't see that? Start an investment fund and do VC yourself? The pace is good. $2 billion spread over more than four years, Xiaomi doesn't seem worried at all. The question is whether others will follow suit and sell off later. Can the Xiaomi team still hold this strong position?

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OneBlockAtATime

· 9h ago

Lin Bin's recent moves are actually quite reasonable; phased reductions indicate a steady approach. This tactic is similar to how senior executives at big companies cash out; after all, wealthy people always want to tinker with their investment funds. Are you optimistic about Xiaomi? Then why sell off the stock... But on the other hand, slowly selling $2 billion over five years really isn't a big deal. Gradual reduction vs. one-time liquidation—Wall Street folks should be opening champagne.

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