Xiaomi's first flagship was priced at just 13,999 rupees. Within a short span of 3 years, Xiaomi snagged a 24% market share in the smartphone's division. The company achieved that initial burst of success by focusing squarely on the sub 15,000 rupee market. It then went and launched its budget phones to target the masses too.
“Xiaomi to slash smartphone line after conceding India missteps.”
Bloomberg carried this headline a couple of days ago.
Once the #1 smartphone maker in India, Xiaomi has lost its crown and slipped to #4 on the charts. So in today’s Finshots, we dive into the Xiaomi story.
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