Hami Tech Soars: Smart Glasses Debut After Stellar Revenue Jump
Hami Technology Charges Ahead With Smart Glasses Launch
Tech enthusiasts circling January 2026 on their calendars have good reason - that's when Hami Technology will unveil its much-anticipated AI smart glasses at CES. But the bigger story might be what's happening behind the scenes financially.
Financial Fireworks
The company just posted third-quarter numbers that would make any startup jealous: a staggering 78.5% year-over-year revenue increase to $75.79 million. Even more impressive? They've swung back into profitability under Non-GAAP measures.
"We're seeing our health wearable technology resonate globally," a company spokesperson told us. "The market is rewarding our focus on combining medical-grade tracking with everyday usability."
Glass Half Full
The upcoming smart glasses represent Hami's boldest move yet beyond wrist-worn devices:
- Production Ready: Manufacturing lines are already humming ahead of the CES debut
- Tech Meets Fashion: Targeting both fitness buffs and style-conscious early adopters
- Health Focus: Building on their expertise with proprietary wellness algorithms
Investors initially cheered the news, though shares took a 5.24% breather recently to $26.61 as some traders locked in profits.
What's Next?
The fourth quarter could bring another growth spurt - Hami forecasts revenue climbing 38-45%. All eyes now turn to whether their glasses can become the next must-have wearable or end up collecting dust on store shelves.
Key Points:
- Revenue rocket: Q3 sales surged 78.5% to $75.79 million
- Profitability returns: Positive Non-GAAP operating income
- CES debut: AI smart glasses hitting Las Vegas in January 2026
- Market reaction: Shares dipped recently after strong run-up
