Xiaomi Corp. (Xiaomi), a consumer electronics and smart manufacturing company, has once again secured top honors in the 2024 Asia Pacific (Ex-Japan) Executive Team Awards, presented by financial magazine, Institutional Investor.

In the competitive Technology Hardware sector, Xiaomi swept the board with accolades across several key categories, including Best CEO, Best CFO, Best Company Board, Best ESG, Best Investor Relations Professional, Best Investor Relations Program, and Best Investor Relations Team. This marks the third consecutive year that Xiaomi has achieved All-Star status, consistently ranking first in the combined standings for these categories. 

Xiaomi has been distinguished as one of the Most Honored Companies, achieving the highest weighted score, underscoring its excellence in corporate governance and investor relations.

Since its market debut six years ago, Xiaomi has been a regular feature in Institutional Investor’s rankings. This year’s results reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to transparency and effective communication with the capital markets, as acknowledged by its peers in the financial sector.

Benchmark in the financial world

Lei Jun, the founder, chair, and CEO of Xiaomi, took the top spot in the Best CEO category. Meanwhile, Alain Lam, vice president and chief financial officer, was recognized as the Best CFO.

“We are truly honored to receive this prestigious accolade,” Lam said. “We remain steadfast in our commitment to fostering open and effective communication with the capital market, enabling us to adapt to the ever-evolving business landscape. Our unwavering dedication lies in generating enhanced value for our esteemed shareholders, investors, and partners across diverse sectors.”

Institutional Investor’s annual survey is a benchmark in the financial world. It involves thousands of analysts, fund managers, and researchers who evaluate companies based on their performance over the past year. For the 2024 rankings, over 4,900 portfolio managers and buy-side analysts, along with nearly 1,000 sell-side analysts, participated. The companies were assessed on critical metrics such as Financial Disclosure, Services & Communication, ESG practices, and the capabilities of their CEOs, CFOs, and Investor Relations teams.

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