Xiaomi earns Guinness World Record by opening 500 stores simultaneously
Smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi successfully made its way to the Guinness Book of World Record after it opened 500 stores at once within India.Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi is for sure making an effort to up its game and make itself as one of the most renowned smartphone brands. Its recent activity by opening 500 stores simultaneously in different cities of India, hence earned it the title of Guinness of World Record holder.
Though the event of opening the stores took place on October 29, Xiaomi India only announced its victory just recently after everything was cleared and it met all the requirements to earn the title, reported GSM Arena.
We're proud to share the 3rd #Super3 BIG NEWS today! #OfficiallyAmazing, yet again! 😎
We have opened 500+ new #MiStore across India simultaneously and have set a new Guinness World Record @GWR. pic.twitter.com/eG6vFUMvxN
— Mi India (@XiaomiIndia) November 20, 2018
The smartphone manufacturer explained that the expansion of its brand is a part of a ‘New Retail’ model for India where its goal is to provide ‘flagship store experience’ to customers in rural areas.
#MiStore is the 'New Retail' model for rural India that gives flagship store experience to our rural customers.
Our plan is to open 5000 Mi Stores by end of 2019 & generate 15,000+ jobs across India.
Mi fans, apply here to join us and be an entrepreneur: https://t.co/mVGpPwwOer pic.twitter.com/2VK3TOTwfv
— Mi India (@XiaomiIndia) November 20, 2018
Moreover, for the upcoming year 2019, Xiaomi has even more plans that is to open 5,000 new brick-and-mortar stores and also to employ more than 15,000 people across the whole country. The company is already the leading Indian smartphone market by sales. According to Mashable, both Xiaomi and Samsung account for 60% in India’s total mobile shipments, however in Q3 2018, the Chinese firm had a market share of 27% in India as compared to 23% market share of the South-Korean firm.
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