Shares in China's Xiaomi are up more than 30% in Hong Kong this year as the smartphone maker aims to deliver 300,000 EVs in 2025.

Hong Kong is investing HK$1 billion to establish an Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Institute. The government will release its second policy statement on digital

Mid and large-cap Chinese firms in semiconductors, AI and robotics are exploring Hong Kong IPOs, UBS executive says.

Investing.com-- Xiaomi Corp (HK: 1810) briefly hit a record high in Hong Kong trade on Thursday, as the Chinese technology giant geared up to launch the luxury version of its SU7 electric vehicle and 15 Ultra smartphone later in the day.

Asian equities ended the week mixed, led higher by Hong Kong, especially Hong Kong-listed growth stocks, while Taiwan underperformed.

The Chinese company's shares rose 5.9% to 47.80 Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to around US$6.14, as of midday Tuesday, taking year-to-date gains to 39%. The shares touched HK$48.15, a new intraday high, early Tuesday.

ASMPT CEO Robin Ng said DeepSeek’s models are ‘good for the industry’ because cheaper AI means more applications and greater chip demand.

Xiaomi is launching its 212W HyperCharge Power Bank 25000 globally, following its Chinese crowdfunding success. The power bank is currently available in Japan and Hong Kong, with wider distribution planned.

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