Xunlei Ltd. is a technology company providing distributed cloud services. The company is headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong. The company went IPO on 2014-06-24. The firm engages in the operation of Internet platform based on cloud technology to enable users to access, store, manage and consume digital media content on the Internet. The firm also provides a wide range of products and services across cloud acceleration, shared cloud computing and digital entertainment to deliver a smart and safe Internet environment to users. The firm delivers products such as Xunlei Accelerator and subscription services. The firm also provides cloud computing services and products, live streaming and other value-added services. The firm mainly conducts its businesses in the domestic market.
XNET stock price ended at $7.66 on Friday, after rising 0.00%
On the latest trading day Jan 16, 2026, the stock price of XNET rose by 0.00%, climbing from $7.58 to $7.66. During the session, the stock saw a volatility of 4.14%, with prices oscillating between a daily low of $7.49 and a high of $7.80. Notably, trading volume dropped by 20.2K shares on the last day despite the price increase, which may signal a potential uptick in risk in the near term. A total of 248.6K shares were traded, equating to a market value of approximately $477.7M.
XNET Technical Signals
Technical Signals Summary
Buy Signals 4
Neutral Signals 2
Sell Signals 1
Strong Sell
Sell
Neutral
Buy
Strong Buy
XNET currently exhibits 4 buy signals and 1 sell signals. The stock has been in an uptrend since 12:00 AM, with a total price change of -- during this period. Overall, the technical indicators point to a Buy outlook for the mid-term.
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