小米二把手要套现百亿走人，雷军懵了

Group 1 - Lin Bin, co-founder and vice chairman of Xiaomi, plans to cash out $2 billion (approximately 14 billion yuan) worth of Xiaomi shares starting December 2026, with a maximum of $500 million per year [3][36] - The proceeds from the share sale are intended to establish an investment fund focusing on emerging technologies and sports industries, indicating Lin Bin's confidence in Xiaomi's future [5][36] - Lin Bin currently holds 2.155 billion shares of Xiaomi, representing 8.31% of the total shares, making him the second-largest shareholder [5][37] Group 2 - Xiaomi's latest financial report shows total revenue of 113.1 billion yuan for the third quarter, marking a 22.3% year-on-year increase, with adjusted net profit soaring by 80.9% [21][56] - The revenue from Xiaomi's smart electric vehicles and AI innovation businesses reached 29 billion yuan, with over 100,000 new cars delivered in the quarter, achieving profitability for the first time [26][61] - Xiaomi's smartphone business remains a major revenue contributor, with Q3 revenue of 46 billion yuan and a global smartphone shipment of 43.3 million units, continuing a nine-quarter growth trend [26][61] Group 3 - Xiaomi's IoT and lifestyle products generated 27.6 billion yuan in revenue, reflecting a 5.6% year-on-year growth, with the AIoT platform connecting 1.04 billion devices [31][66] - The company has launched the Xiaomi 17 Ultra smartphone series, continuing its strategy to penetrate the high-end market, with prices starting at 6,999 yuan [31][68] - Xiaomi's global active user base has reached 742 million, with over 15,000 hardware partners and a developer community of 1.2 million [33][68]