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*Data last updated: 2026-05-10 01:54 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-10 01:54, LI Auto (LI) is priced at $18,00, with a total market cap of $18,13B, a P/E ratio of 109,04, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $17,66 and $18,01. The current price is 1,92% above the day's low and 0,05% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 2,63M. Over the past 52 weeks, LI has traded between $15,71 to $32,02, and the current price is -43,78% away from the 52-week high.

LI Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$17,60
Market Cap$18,13B
Volume2,63M
P/E Ratio109,04
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)0,55
Net Income (FY)$1,09B
Revenue (FY)$109,25B
Earnings Date2026-06-04
EPS Estimate0,27
Revenue Estimate$3,14B
Shares Outstanding1,03B
Beta (1Y)0.618

About LI

Li Auto Inc. operates in the energy vehicle market in the People's Republic of China. It designs, develops, manufactures, and sells premium smart electric vehicles. The company's product line comprises MPVs and sport utility vehicles. It offers sales and after sales management, and technology development and corporate management services, as well as purchases manufacturing equipment. The company offers its products through online and offline channels. The company was formerly known as Leading Ideal Inc. and changed its name to Li Auto Inc. in July 2020. Li Auto Inc. was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Beijing, the People's Republic of China.
SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryAuto - Manufacturers
CEOXiang Li
HeadquartersBeijing,None,CN
Official Websitehttps://www.lixiang.com
Employees (FY)6,04K
Average Revenue (1Y)$18,08M
Net Income per Employee$181,06K

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2026-05-09 11:21China Prioritizes Six Major Infrastructure Networks on May 9, Including Power Grid and Data CentersAccording to Premier Li Qiang's State Council meeting on May 9, China will prioritize planning and construction of six major infrastructure networks: water systems, new-generation power grids, data centers (算力网), next-generation communications networks, urban underground pipelines, and logistics networks. The move aims to strengthen domestic economic circulation through coordinated supply-demand upgrades. The government will also intensify efforts in employment stability, social safety nets, and key sectors including education, healthcare, childcare, and rural development.2026-05-09 11:17China's State Council Approves Mineral Resources Law Implementation Regulations on May 9According to CCTV News, China's State Council, chaired by Premier Li Qiang, approved the draft implementation regulations for the Mineral Resources Law on May 9.2026-05-09 05:30Eight Automakers Including BYD, Tesla, XPeng Deny Vehicle Lock Reports on May 9According to Odaily, on May 9, multiple automakers including BYD, Tesla, XPeng, Li Auto, Nio, Geely Geometry, and GAC Aion denied reports claiming they were summoned by regulators over vehicle performance lock issues. BYD stated the reports were false rumors. Tesla said it had not been summoned regarding software updates and all updates undergo strict testing. XPeng's legal department confirmed it had not received any such notices or investigation. Li Auto denied the reports as inaccurate. GAC Aion similarly refuted claims of regulatory summoning or investigation. The initial reports had alleged eight automakers were summoned and three faced investigation.2026-05-09 03:52Hong Kong Expects First Stablecoin Issuer Licenses Next Month, Says Chief Executive LeeAccording to Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee at the Consensus Hong Kong conference on Wednesday, the first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses are expected to be issued next month. The announcement follows the implementation of the Stablecoins Ordinance in August last year, which established a licensing regime for stablecoin issuers pegged to fiat currencies in Hong Kong.2026-05-08 12:05Li Xiaoge Proposes Chinese Financial Institutions Use Blockchain to Issue Credit Loans to Global SouthAccording to ChainCatcher, at the 2nd Caixin London Atlantic Dialogue, Li Xiaoge, former president of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx), proposed that Chinese financial institutions can leverage blockchain and other financial technologies to issue credit loans in Global South regions. Li noted that China can expand the influence of the yuan by exporting productivity and financial services to these areas.

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杰克科技总裁吴利正以“心胜、谋胜、战胜”体系,助力企业突破增长边界,迈向智能智造新征程。 优衣库的联名款T恤、UR的连衣裙、SHEIN(希音)的当季新款……支撑这些全球时装快时尚巨头全年无休上新节奏的,是一条庞大的时装生产工业链。 而在时装生产工业链,一家“隐形冠军”企业早已确立了统治力。全球每三台工业缝纫机里,就有一台出自中国的企业——杰克科技股份有限公司(以下简称杰克科技)。 至今,杰克科技已连续14年位居工业缝纫机销量第一,市占率超30%。 那么,这家中国公司究竟是如何成长,如何形成自己的产业优势?为此,《经理人》对杰克科技总裁吴利进行访谈。 根据公开信息,吴利于2002年加入杰克科技,并在公司历经多岗位淬炼,2025年12月,她正式从创始人阮积祥手中接过杰克科技的总裁接力棒,成为这家全球缝制设备龙头企业的新操盘手。 此次访谈的重点,旨在解析两个问题:从公司角度,杰克科技如何不断推进自己的突破优势?从个人角度,从一名普通的职业经理人变身为企业领导者,吴利个人成长的秘诀是什么? **从财务室到决策桌** “其实,在几年前,公司创始人阮积祥先生就希望我承接总裁职位。” 在访谈中,吴利透露自己延迟接任,主要是“当时没有业务视角,不敢接”。 此前,吴利已在杰克科技工作了二十多年,从财务到战略,再到人力资源,每一个职能板块吴利都做到了顶尖。 2023年,吴利就读浙江大学EMBA,这是她有计划地补齐能力版图的重要一步。在她看来,浙大EMBA的系统性课程能帮她将碎片化的管理经验上升为更完整的认知框架。这些学习经历,也进一步强化了她“管理为经营服务”的核心理念。 2024年,吴利接手营销总裁。用她自己的话说,在接任CEO之前,希望补齐营销这一最后的能力拼图。 不同于其他管理岗位,营销工作要用数字直接说话。这种即时的市场反馈,让她过去二十多年积累的所有管理经验,终于有了最终的检验场和落脚点。 吴利开始运用自己擅长的资源整合能力,去调动整个公司为营销服务。她透露,在营销总裁的位置上,自己就已经开始“50%地调度公司其他部门”。 这种打法,本质上是在用CEO的思维做营销。所以,当她后来正式接任公司总裁时,角色切换反而比预想的更顺手。 回顾这一年的营销攻坚,吴利做得最漂亮的一件事,是在行业收缩的背景下实现了逆势增长。而这背后,是她提出的“心胜、谋胜、战胜”体系。 “心胜”被她放在首位。行业不景气的时候,团队士气尤为关键。为此,她组织了出征大会、季度市场大会、经销商大会、全球客户战略对标会,用一次次阶段性的胜利来巩固团队的精气神。 提振士气这件事,耗费了她30-50%的时间。“没有一个营销领导会花这么多时间在这个上面”。 那么,如何实现“谋胜”与“战胜”? **把外部伙伴当内部团队** 吴利在用人上极其果断。她将营销组织彻底扁平化,自己直接管理将近20个战区和5个中台部门。 吴利的管理思路直接且明确:给战场、权力、激励,给予充分的授权,但也要看到实实在在的成果。正激励来得快——打了胜仗立马升级;负激励也毫不含糊——一个周期没改善,立马换人。二十个战区里,她换掉了将近三分之一。 “这一定会激发团队的血性。”说到这里时,她的言语极具魄力。 全球有数以万计的服装工厂,大到数万人的服饰巨头,小到几十人的小型企业。杰克科技能成为龙头,靠的不只是产品性能,更是一套覆盖全球8000多家经销商的庞大网络。 如何让这张庞大而复杂的网络保持战斗力,是历任营销负责人的核心命题。吴利的做法是:把经销商当自己的营销团队来管。 吴利认为,他们同样需要“战场、权力和激励”。有些经销商在一个地盘干了十年,也想做大,公司就给他们更大的区域目标。分层分级管理,不同级别的经销商享受不同的权益。 她把杰克内部的营销管理体系,直接植入到经销商管理中。经销商要做季度市场大会、月度战报会,表现好的扩大地盘,表现差的地盘缩小甚至淘汰。过去一年,从中国到海外,她换掉了10%的经销商。 淘汰不是目的,激活才是。吴利表示,公司的商学院也对经销商进行定期训战,从产品能力到服务能力全面延伸。这种压力与激励并行的逻辑,与内部团队如出一辙。 正是这种“把外部伙伴当内部团队”的管理哲学,让杰克的经销商网络在行业低谷期保持了不俗的战斗力。吴利把这归结为“全员营销”思维的外溢——不是把货压给经销商就行了,而是要让他们有能力、有动力、有方法去打胜仗。 **百亿营收,战略的谋与动** 吴利接任总裁后,目标很明确:营收跨越百亿,且不止于此。  作者声明:该图片由AI生成 如何实现百亿营收?在访谈中,她系统性地拆解了增长路径。 目前,公司六七十亿的营收主要来自中小客户和单品销售,而大客户战略和成套智联解决方案将带来至少20亿的新增空间。 “大客户目前还不是我们的主力,但空间非常大。”吴利表示。而且,在研发上公司也在深化与世界级客户的联合创新,将50%以上技术项目纳入协同开发。同时,杰克科技也在通过外延式并购补齐产业链,比如刺绣、印花等领域。 很多公司的决策链条太长,一线信息要穿过层层组织才能到达高层,这时往往已经失真或过时。而吴利的管理主张之一,就是“客户声音直达高层”。全球150家世界级客户,高层每月至少要跟8到10家客户深度沟通互访,有三分之一的时间要走在客户那里。 这套制度最直接的成效是,一线敢接单了。吴利举例,有些客户想要的产品还在研发中,并不成熟,一线营销人员不敢做主。但如果有高层拍板,就能把订单拿下来——因为其他竞争对手没有这种差异化产品,杰克就能占住先机。跟安踏、波司登这类大客户打交道,卖既有的成熟产品没有竞争力,联合大客户创新、敢于拍板,才是赢得大客户的关键。 此外,还有杰克科技日益坚实的全球化布局。尤其是在东南亚、南美、欧洲、非洲等潜力市场。目前,公司外销收入占比已经超过50%。并且,在越南、印度、孟加拉等主要服装生产国,杰克已建立起数百人规模的本地化团队。 而更远期的想象空间是,AI缝制与人形机器人。吴利判断,服装产业未来最大的痛点是人力短缺,用机器人填补人力缺口,势在必行。 目前,杰克科技已经与包括自变量机器人科技(深圳)有限公司在内的五六家外部公司建立生态联盟,共同研发服装行业的机器人。今年下半年,公司将推出服装人形机器人,未来五年会逐步迭代,最终实现服装工厂里70%的工序由机器人完成。 对于机器人业务的投入产出比,吴利理性判断,“方向是正确的,道路是坎坷的。”杰克科技每年将8-9%的营收投入研发,其中约三分之一投向机器人。 对此,吴利解释,这是一个“沿途生蛋”的过程:每年都会有一些小的突破和产出,而不是一口气投五年等结果。对客户来说,一台20万的机器人24小时工作,一年就能收回成本;对杰克科技来说,这也是在为未来三到五年的爆发式增长积蓄力量。据悉,4月10日,杰克科技旗下杰克-艾图人形机器人总部项目在杭州临平已经开工奠基。 **打破天花板的人** 回顾吴利的职业生涯,有一条清晰的线索贯穿始终:她一直在主动求变,每一次转型都是在拓宽自己的能力圈,也是在挑战“我能不能做”的心理设限。她说自己“不喜欢有天花板的工作”,这句话正是自我驱动力的来源。 工作之外,吴利始终保持着对管理学知识的系统输入。谈及在浙江大学EMBA就读时的收获,她特别提到韩洪灵教授①的财经课程让人印象深刻——从财务报表透视公司经营,而不仅仅是看财务数据本身。这种“透过结果看经营”的视角,正是她一直以来的思维方式。 在杰克科技这样一家学习型组织里,吴利的职场轨迹某种程度上也映射了这家公司的底色——不断打破边界,不断自我迭代。 从一台缝纫机起步,到连续14年全球销量第一,再到如今向AI缝制与人形机器人领域纵深挺进,杰克科技在寻找新的增长曲线;从财务到人力资源,再从营销到企业总裁,吴利也在一直突破职场边界。 这源于一种共通的信念:不满足于既有的成就,而要去做更多有挑战性的事。 ①韩洪灵系浙江大学管理学院教授、博士生导师。研究领域:资本市场与信息披露、内部控制与审计理论、公司治理与公司财务。 **关于杰克科技** ●公司前身浙江新杰克缝纫机有限公司,成立于2003年8月27日。2007年6月29日整体变更设立时的名称为“浙江新杰克缝纫机股份有限公司”,2010年4月更名为“新杰克缝纫机股份有限公司”,2014年8月更名为“杰克缝纫机股份有限公司”。 ●2017年,公司实现上市,股票代码为603337.SH。 ●2021年12月,“杰克缝纫机股份有限公司”更名为“杰克科技股份有限公司”,英文名称“Jack Sewing Machine Co.,ltd.”变更为“JACK TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD”。 ●公司主营:工业缝制机械的研发、生产和销售,包括工业缝纫机、裁床、铺布机等工业用缝中、缝前设备以及电机、电控等工业缝制机械重要零部件。
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Just came across something interesting about how China's economy is reshaping what central banks are thinking about monetary policy. Commerzbank released analysis showing the world's second-largest economy is holding up way better than most people expected, and it's basically forcing financial institutions to completely rethink their forecasts. Here's what caught my attention: the latest economic data from China is pretty solid across the board. Industrial production jumped 6.7% year-over-year, retail sales climbed 8.2%, and exports grew 9.4% despite the global demand slowdown. These numbers blew past what most analysts were predicting. The manufacturing sector stayed in expansion mode for seven straight months according to PMI readings. Trade surplus hit $88.2 billion, which is substantial support for currency stability. What's interesting about China's economic performance is how it's forcing a policy rethink. Commerzbank economists basically had to revise their entire outlook. Instead of the aggressive rate cuts people were betting on, the People's Bank of China is now likely to take a more gradual approach. Those cuts might come later and probably won't be as deep as markets anticipated. The reasoning makes sense when you look at the underlying conditions. Inflation stabilized around 2.1%, so there's less pressure for emergency stimulus. The yuan held relatively steady against major currencies. Property market indicators are showing tentative signs of stabilization. And that current account surplus gives policymakers flexibility to be more measured. I think what's worth noting here is how different this cycle looks compared to previous ones. Dr. Li Wei from the China Finance Research Institute made a good point about this - the resilience in China's economy allows authorities to focus on structural reforms rather than just throwing broad stimulus at everything. That's a shift in how they're thinking about policy. The structural stuff supporting this resilience is actually pretty compelling. R&D spending is growing 10.4% annually, which is fueling continuous innovation. The green energy transition is creating entirely new industrial clusters and export opportunities. Consumer behavior is shifting toward services and experiences, which is generating employment in emerging sectors. Regional development strategies are showing real results too - the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area grew 7.1%, outpacing national averages. Financially, China's banking system looks healthier than before. Non-performing loans dropped to 1.62% system-wide, capital adequacy ratios are solid at 14.8%, and digital banking penetration hit 89% in urban areas. Foreign exchange reserves sitting at $3.2 trillion provide substantial cushion for external stability. What makes this relevant for global markets is pretty straightforward. China accounts for roughly 18% of global merchandise trade, so sustained growth there ripples everywhere. Commodity-exporting nations benefit from stable Chinese demand for industrial metals and energy. Emerging market currencies that typically track with China's economic performance will see reduced volatility. European exporters, especially German automotive and machinery companies, are reporting steady order flows from Chinese partners. The policy implications are significant. More gradual monetary adjustments from Beijing suggest stable operating conditions ahead, which matters for international businesses looking at the region. That sustained growth in China's economy continues supporting demand for imported goods and services, particularly tech and premium consumer products. What I find noteworthy is how this challenges some conventional thinking about what happens when growth slows. Instead of the usual playbook of aggressive stimulus, policymakers have room to be more strategic. The digital sector now contributes 42% to GDP growth, which fundamentally changes how policy actually gets transmitted through the economy compared to the old model. The bottom line: China's economic resilience is forcing a recalibration of expectations across major financial institutions. Commerzbank's revised analysis reflects this reality - more gradual policy adjustments than previously anticipated. The combination of technological advancement, structural reforms, and coordinated regional development initiatives supports continued expansion. Global markets are watching closely because China's trajectory influences international trade patterns, investment flows, and commodity pricing. How Beijing balances growth objectives with financial stability in coming policy decisions will remain central to global economic dynamics.
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