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Jefferies analyst Edison Lee downgraded Xiaomi to a Hold rating with a price target of HK$43.36, citing margin pressures, low-end market vulnerability, and competitive challenges. Despite some success in premiumization, 62% of Xiaomi's smartphones are priced under $200, exposing it to rising memory costs and declining sales forecasts. Competition from Samsung and reduced earnings projections further impact Xiaomi's outlook. Lee advises holding the stock due to these ongoing pressures and uncertainties.

- Jefferies analyst Edison Lee downgraded Xiaomi to a Hold, setting a price target of HK$ 43.36 due to several factors affecting its market performance.  
- Xiaomi’s significant reliance on lower-priced smartphones, with 62% under $200 and rising memory costs, poses a threat to profitability amid declining sales forecasts and competitive pressures from Samsung.  
- Consequently, while there are some improvements in average selling prices, decreased earnings projections lead Lee to recommend holding the stock in light of current market challenges.

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Xiaomi: Hold Rating Amid Margin Pressures, Low-End Vulnerability, and Competitive Challenges

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Alibaba's cloud and AI businesses are expected to drive growth in 2026, despite macroeconomic challenges. Analysts maintain a Strong Buy rating, with a price target suggesting a 34.86% upside. The company's focus on cloud expansion and AI tools, alongside cautious consumer demand, are key factors for investors.

- Alibaba Group (BABA) enters 2026 as a prominent Chinese tech company, driven by a robust e-commerce base and growing cloud and AI sectors, despite challenges from a slowing economy.  
- Its cloud revenue increased by approximately 34% year-over-year, while its AI models have gained significant traction, reflecting strong growth potential.  
- While macroeconomic concerns may impact Alibaba's margins, analysts maintain a Strong Buy rating, projecting a price target of $201.33, indicating a potential upside of nearly 35%.

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Xiaomi held the 2025 Xiaomi "Human-Vehicle-Home All-Ecosystem" Partner Conference in Beijing, announcing that its smartphone shipments have ranked among the top three globally for 21 consecutive quarters, with growth for 9 consecutive quarters. The cumulative delivery volume of Xiaomi cars has surpassed 500,000 units, with over 350,000 units expected to be delivered in 2025. The number of connected devices on the Xiaomi AIoT platform has exceeded 1 billion globally. In the next five years, Xiaomi plans to invest 200 billion yuan in research and development, aiming to become a global leader in cutting-edge technology

- Xiaomi held the 2025 "Human-Vehicle-Home Ecosystem" Partner Conference in Beijing, announcing that its smartphone shipments have remained among the global top three for 21 consecutive quarters, with nine consecutive quarters of year-on-year growth.  
- The company delivered over 350,000 cars this year, surpassing a cumulative total of 500,000, while expanding its CarIoT offerings and partnering with four automotive companies.  
- Xiaomi aims to train over 50,000 IoT professionals through collaborations with more than 300 educational institutions, investing 200 billion RMB in R&D over the next five years to strengthen its core technologies in chips, OS, and AI.

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Xiaomi's smartphone shipments have increased for 9 consecutive quarters, with vehicle deliveries surpassing 500,000 units. In the next 5 years, it plans to invest 200 billion in research and development