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Xiaomi 17 Series Update & Analysis From Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo: Shipment Cut, Challenges, and Paths Back to Growth

On September 29th, Ming-Chi Kuo, an analyst from TF International Securities, released the latest industry report on $XIAOMI-W(01810)$.Xiaomi shares fell 2% in Hong Kong trading.1. Shipment plan...

Xiaomi 17 Series Update & Analysis From Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo: Shipment Cut, Challenges, and Paths Back to Growth

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Two premium-segment competition challenges for 2026 (Chinese market): 1)  Apple’s iPhone appears to have put the worst behind it in China. Xiaomi will need to face competitive pressure from Apple’s new 2026 models (a new iPhone SE in 1H26 and a new high-end iPhone series in 2H26). 2)  Demand for Huawei’s premium models has been softer than expected due to app-compatibility issues under HarmonyOS NEXT; this is expected to improve in 2026, or Huawei may roll out a broader official reflashing program (back to Android-compatible HarmonyOS).  </p><p>5. What to watch next: If sales of the Xiaomi 17 series during China’s National Day Golden Week do not improve further, lowering prices on select models is one lever to boost total shipments of its premium lineup. 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