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[Xiaomi (1810 HK) Company Update]: JD Funds Distributors, but No Clear Benefit for Xiaomi

[Xiaomi Inc. (1810 HK) Target Price Change]: Picking Both Earnings and Scale, but Obtaining Neither

[Xiaomi (1810 HK, SELL, TP HK$8.2) Company Update]: EV Expense Acceleration at the Starting Line

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<ul><li>We attended Xiaomi’s 2023 Investor Day in Beijing last week. Mgmt. targeted to maintain healthy profitability level while balancing growth.</li><li>The strategic focus remains the smart EV business with launch schedule in 1H24E. Key takeaways included: 1) FY23E smartphone shipment to stay at FY22 level with potential upside on share gain. 2) EV business R&amp;D spending will increase to RMB 7.5- 8.0bn in FY23E (vs RMB 3bn in FY22). 3) AIoT overseas expansion remains key growth driver with more innovative SKUs. 4) Overseas internet revenue reached a new milestone, and expect gaming recovery due to policy relaxation and advertising headwinds due to macro weakness.</li><li>Looking ahead, we believe the worst is likely over for Xiaomi’s earnings decline, and we believe earnings recovery in 1H23E and EV upside will be major positive catalysts for the stock. </li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

We attended Xiaomi’s 2023 Investor Day in Beijing last week. Mgmt. targeted to maintain healthy profitability level while balancing growth.The strategic focus remains the smart EV business with launch schedule in 1H24E. Key takeaways included: 1) FY23E smartphone shipment to stay at FY22 level with potential upside on share gain. 2) EV business R&amp;D spending will increase to RMB 7.5- 8.0bn in FY23E (vs RMB 3bn in FY22). 3) AIoT overseas expansion remains key growth driver with more innovative SKUs. 4) Overseas internet revenue reached a new milestone, and expect gaming recovery due to policy relaxation and advertising headwinds due to macro weakness.Looking ahead, we believe the worst is likely over for Xiaomi’s earnings decline, and we believe earnings recovery in 1H23E and EV upside will be major positive catalysts for the stock. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Xiaomi (1810 HK) – 2023 Investor Day: All eyes on profitability and smart EV business upside

Xiaomi Corp

Xiaomi (1810 HK) – 2023 Investor Day: All eyes on profitability and smart EV business upside