Huawei General Agent in Taiwan: Huawei’s Supply Chain adjusted

Yong Hai, the general manager of Xunwei Technology, the general agent of Huawei in Taiwan, China, said that the sanctions on the physical list had greatly affected Huawei’s supply chain operation and product launch schedule in the past two or three years. However, Yonghai also stated that Huawei’s supply chain has been adjusted and will gradually increase its plans to launch new products overseas and in Taiwan starting from this year.
According to the Taiwan Media Industry and Commerce Times, Huawei’s notebook computer sales in Taiwan, China will increase by 45% annually in 2022, and the large proportion of high-end equipment shipments will drive the average sales price to increase by 45% annually. The doubling of tablet sales in Taiwan, China shows that consumers in Taiwan have increased their acceptance of Huawei’s self-developed Hongmeng system and application store/ecosystem AppGallery. In addition, sales of wearable devices and TWS headphones have also increased by 25% annually.

The report pointed out that under the influence of the political atmosphere in Taiwan, China, China, and the sanctions imposed by the United States on the list of entities, Huawei shifted to selling wearables, TWS headsets, laptops, tablets, etc. in Taiwan. For this year’s goals, Yong Hai stated that the sales of wearable devices/headphones have increased by 50% compared to last year, routers have increased by 1.2 times annually, and the revenue growth rate of AppGallery, which is used in conjunction with the Hongmeng system, is set to increase by 200%.
Recently, Huawei’s rotating chairman Xu Zhijun pointed out at the 2022 annual report press conference that mobile phones are the business most affected by US sanctions, from the second largest in the world to others. “Now the United States Department of Commerce has licensed 4G mobile phone chips, so we can only build 4G mobile phones. Because of our continuous efforts in video and experience, it seems that some people are willing to buy 4G mobile phones. If you want to buy Huawei’s 5G mobile phone, you need to wait for the approval of the United States Department of Commerce. If it can license 5G chips to Huawei, we can produce 5G mobile phones and make folding screens.” He said.
It is reported that the financial report released by Huawei shows that in 2022, Huawei’s overall operation was stable, achieving global sales revenue of 642.3 billion yuan and net profit of 35.6 billion yuan. Looking towards the future, Huawei continues to increase its research and development investment. In 2022, its research and development investment reached RMB 161.5 billion, accounting for 25.1% of the annual revenue. Over the past decade, Huawei has invested over RMB 977.3 billion in research and development expenses.
Xu Zhijun said, “Looking back at 2022, the severe external environment and non market factors continue to affect the company’s operations. In the midst of the storm, we continue to run, strive to ensure business continuity, and ensure customer support and service. We also strive to provide more food so that we can survive and lay the foundation for future development