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To own TCL Electronics today you need to believe it can turn its scale in TVs, appliances and displays into durable, higher margin earnings while keeping returns on equity moving in the right direction. The TIC 2025 announcements around X-Intelligence 3.0 and Inkjet-printed OLED reinforce that story, but they also raise the execution bar: near term, the real catalysts remain shipment growth, product mix upgrades such as QD-Mini LED and gaming monitors, and disciplined cost control to protect already thin 2% margins. With the share price already up strongly and trading above the sector multiple, the risk is that heavy AI and display capex does not translate into sufficient profit growth, especially if global hardware demand softens. In that sense, the AI push could be more incremental than transformational in the next year or so.
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