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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Aditya Kalra and Munsif Vengattil<\/strong>

NEW DELHI: India's federal financial-crime fighting agency has summoned a former India head of China<\/a>'s Xiaomi Corp<\/a> in an investigation of whether the company's business practices conformed with Indian foreign exchange laws<\/a>, two sources with direct knowledge told Reuters.

The
Enforcement Directorate<\/a> has been probing the company since at least February, and in recent weeks asked Manu Kumar Jain<\/a>, Xiaomi<\/a>'s former India managing director, to appear before its officers, the sources said.

Jain, now a global vice president at Xiaomi based out of Dubai, was currently in India, the sources said, though the purpose of his visit was not clear.

Asked about the probe, a Xiaomi spokesperson said the company abides by all Indian laws and was \"fully compliant with all the regulations.\"

\"We are cooperating with authorities with their ongoing investigation to ensure they have all the requisite information,\" the statement said.

The actions signal widening scrutiny of the Chinese smartphone maker, whose India office was raided in December in a separate investigation over alleged income tax evasion. Some other Chinese smartphone markers were also raided at the time.

Jain did not respond to a request for comment. India's Enforcement Directorate also did not respond, though the agency typically does not make details public while investigations are ongoing.

The agency is looking into existing business structures between Xiaomi India, its contract manufacturers and its parent entity in China, according to the first source, who said that fund flows between Xiaomi India and its parent entity, including royalty payments, were being checked.

The Enforcement Directorate, via a notice in February addressed to Xiaomi's Jain, asked for various company documents, the second source familiar with the developments said.

These included details of foreign funding, shareholding and funding patterns, financial statements and information of key executives running the business, the source said.

Xiaomi remains India's top smartphone seller in 2021, with a 24% market share, according to Counterpoint Research. South Korea's Samsung Electronics was the No. 2 brand with a 19% share.

Xiaomi also deals in other tech gadgets in India, including smart watches and televisions.

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执法局召唤前小米在调查:来源

执法局被调查公司至少自2月以来,最近几周问马努Kumar Jain,小米的前印度公司董事总经理,出现前军官,消息人士称。

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新德里:印度的联邦金融犯罪战斗机构负责人召集前印度中国小米公司在调查是否符合公司的业务实践印度外汇法律,两名消息人士告诉路透。

执法局被调查公司至少自2月以来,和最近几周问马努Kumar耆那教徒的,小米前印度公司董事总经理,出现前军官,消息人士说。

耆那教徒,现在全球副总裁小米的迪拜,是目前在印度,消息人士称,尽管他访问的目的是不清楚。

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询问调查,小米的一位发言人表示,印度公司遵守所有法律和“完全符合所有规定。”

“我们正在配合有关部门正在进行调查,以确保他们有所有必要的信息,”声明说。

动作信号扩大审查中国智能手机制造商的印度办公室12月袭击在一个单独的调查涉嫌逃税。其他一些中国智能手机标记也被搜查了。

耆那教的没有回应记者的置评请求。印度执法局也没有回应,虽然该机构通常不公开细节,调查正在进行。

该机构正在调查小米印度之间的现有业务结构,其在中国合同制造商和它的父实体,根据第一来源,谁说小米印度和它的父实体之间的资金流动,包括特许使用金,被检查。

执法局,通过注意到2月份寄给小米的耆那教徒,要求各个公司文件,第二个发展知情人士说。

其中包括外国资金的细节,股权融资模式,财务报表和信息业务运行的关键高管,该消息人士称。

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小米仍然是2021年印度最大的智能手机销售商,拥有24%的市场份额,根据对比研究。韩国的三星电子是2号品牌以19%的市场占有率。

小米也经营其他科技产品在印度,包括智能手表和电视。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Aditya Kalra and Munsif Vengattil<\/strong>

NEW DELHI: India's federal financial-crime fighting agency has summoned a former India head of China<\/a>'s Xiaomi Corp<\/a> in an investigation of whether the company's business practices conformed with Indian foreign exchange laws<\/a>, two sources with direct knowledge told Reuters.

The
Enforcement Directorate<\/a> has been probing the company since at least February, and in recent weeks asked Manu Kumar Jain<\/a>, Xiaomi<\/a>'s former India managing director, to appear before its officers, the sources said.

Jain, now a global vice president at Xiaomi based out of Dubai, was currently in India, the sources said, though the purpose of his visit was not clear.

Asked about the probe, a Xiaomi spokesperson said the company abides by all Indian laws and was \"fully compliant with all the regulations.\"

\"We are cooperating with authorities with their ongoing investigation to ensure they have all the requisite information,\" the statement said.

The actions signal widening scrutiny of the Chinese smartphone maker, whose India office was raided in December in a separate investigation over alleged income tax evasion. Some other Chinese smartphone markers were also raided at the time.

Jain did not respond to a request for comment. India's Enforcement Directorate also did not respond, though the agency typically does not make details public while investigations are ongoing.

The agency is looking into existing business structures between Xiaomi India, its contract manufacturers and its parent entity in China, according to the first source, who said that fund flows between Xiaomi India and its parent entity, including royalty payments, were being checked.

The Enforcement Directorate, via a notice in February addressed to Xiaomi's Jain, asked for various company documents, the second source familiar with the developments said.

These included details of foreign funding, shareholding and funding patterns, financial statements and information of key executives running the business, the source said.

Xiaomi remains India's top smartphone seller in 2021, with a 24% market share, according to Counterpoint Research. South Korea's Samsung Electronics was the No. 2 brand with a 19% share.

Xiaomi also deals in other tech gadgets in India, including smart watches and televisions.

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