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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>Xiaomi will report 4Q22 results in late March. We estimate 4Q revenue/adj. net profit to decline 23%/70% YoY to RMB65.5bn/1.33bn, mainly driven by global smartphone weakness, higher R&amp;D expense for smart EV and one-off charges for warranty policy change.</li><li>Looking ahead, we believe 4Q22E weakness has been priced in, and smartphone sales is poised to recover sequentially in 1Q23E, driven by China re-opening and improving channel inventory.</li><li>Overall, we believe the worst is likely over for Xiaomi’s earnings decline, and we adjusted our TP to HK$14.73, based on P/E multiple of 24x FY23E P/E (vs prev. 20x FY23E P/E). Maintain BUY. Catalysts include EV progress and market share gain</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>

Xiaomi will report 4Q22 results in late March. We estimate 4Q revenue/adj. net profit to decline 23%/70% YoY to RMB65.5bn/1.33bn, mainly driven by global smartphone weakness, higher R&amp;D expense for smart EV and one-off charges for warranty policy change.Looking ahead, we believe 4Q22E weakness has been priced in, and smartphone sales is poised to recover sequentially in 1Q23E, driven by China re-opening and improving channel inventory.Overall, we believe the worst is likely over for Xiaomi’s earnings decline, and we adjusted our TP to HK$14.73, based on P/E multiple of 24x FY23E P/E (vs prev. 20x FY23E P/E). Maintain BUY. Catalysts include EV progress and market share gainContent 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) – 4Q22 Preview: A Challenging Quarter but the Worst Is Likely Over

Xiaomi Corp

Xiaomi (1810 HK) – 4Q22 Preview: A Challenging Quarter but the Worst Is Likely Over