Latest China scam: Xiaomi’s Lei Jun wants to give you US$10 billion

It is possible that not only investors and fans of Xiaomi, but also the world's largest IPO since 2014, focus on applications of Chinese smartphone manufacturers. Cheaters and cheaters, “Hello, I am Lei Jun. I am now submitting the listing application in Hong Kong, but my bank card cannot be used here, and I only need 1,000 yuan (US$157) to submit the application successfully”,  Xiaomi filed an IPO application It spread widely in China on Thursday.

“I have chosen you, stranger. If you transfer 1,000 yuan into the bank account I give you, you will be given 10 per cent of Xiaomi stake after our successful listing,”

Mr. Komiaki celebrates the end of the world's largest public takeover bid (IPO) since 2020
It's unknown if the message was sent or wasted by a cell phone scammer, but it can be seen as a measure of public concern from Akemi's listplot. Xiaomi said there was no comment.

At the estimated estimated $ 100 billion valuation, 10% of the shares of an 8-year-old company will reach $ 10 billion.

The Hong Kong listing in the reported review leaves Xiaomi, Baidu and JD.com, founded by Lei in 2010, behind Alibaba Group, the parent company of Tencent Holdings and South, China Morning Paper. At $ 10 billion, Xiaomi's IPO also ranks 15th in all periods and fourth in Hong Kong.

Xiaomi applied for the IPO in Hong Kong and gave the city a pole position in the 2018 global race
In an open letter released Thursday morning, Mr. Re said the Chinese smartphone maker would continue to prove that the Xiaomi model could be quickly reproduced anywhere in the world and said that smartphone makers around the world would be welcomed Ambitions explained.

“What Xiaomi wants to build is definitely not a closed business empire,” Lei said in the letter posted on his official WeChat social media account. “Xiaomi is also not just an innovative technology company, more an advocate and creator of a digital age lifestyle. There needs to be not one Xiaomi but 100 Xiaomis, maybe even more, to build a rich and prosperous new business ecosystem.”