Hikvision at a Crossroads: Navigating AIoT Transformation Amid External Pressures (pre-order)

Hikvision at a Crossroads: Navigating AIoT Transformation Amid External Pressures (pre-order)

As the worlds leading security surveillance provider, Hikvision faces mounting challenges on multiple fronts. Externally, U.S. sanctions continue to restrict its global expansion, while internally, shrinking government contracts and increasing competition from smartphone brands and high-tech giants are encroaching on the video surveillance market. Amid these pressures, this report examines how Hikvision is navigating its transformation toward Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT), balancing its dominance in security surveillance while simultaneously developing a second growth curve. It also analyzes its strategic moves by exploring potential pathways for Hikvision to break through in an increasingly competitive and constrained environment.

Table of Contents

1. Company Overview

1.1 Financial Structure: Revenue Growth Without Profit Expansion

1.2 Strategic Positioning: Transitioning from Traditional Security to AIoT

1.2.1 Business Breadth: Over 30,000 Product Models from Sensors to System Solutions

1.2.2 Business Depth: Three Core Technology Systems of IoT Sensing, Big Data, and Artificial Intelligence

1.2.3 Business Scope: Coverage Across Over 500 Segmented Markets

2. Multiple Challenges in Domestic and International Markets

2.1 Insufficient Government Infrastructure Investment

2.2 The Global Trend Toward Decoupling from China

2.3 Intensifying Competition from Rival Players

3. Development Strategy to Address Challenges

3.1 PBG

3.2 EBG

3.3 SMBG

3.4 Innovation Businesses

3.5 Overseas Core Operations

4. MIC Perspective

Appendix

List of Companies

List of Figures

Figure 1: Hikvision's Revenue Performance and Structure Over the Past 10 Years

Figure 2: Hikvision's Net Profit Performance Over the Past 5 Years

Figure 3: Hikvision Expenditure and RORC Over the Past 10 Years

Figure 4: Hikvision Guanlan Large-Scale Model

Figure 5: Hikvision Dual-Cycle Ecosystem for Solution Sales and Service Delivery

Figure 6: Hikvision Development Strategies for Its Five Core Business Areas

Table of Contents

1. Company Overview

1.1 Financial Structure: Revenue Growth Without Profit Expansion

1.2 Strategic Positioning: Transitioning from Traditional Security to AIoT

1.2.1 Business Breadth: Over 30,000 Product Models from Sensors to System Solutions

1.2.2 Business Depth: Three Core Technology Systems of IoT Sensing, Big Data, and Artificial Intelligence

1.2.3 Business Scope: Coverage Across Over 500 Segmented Markets

2. Multiple Challenges in Domestic and International Markets

2.1 Insufficient Government Infrastructure Investment

2.2 The Global Trend Toward Decoupling from China

2.3 Intensifying Competition from Rival Players

3. Development Strategy to Address Challenges

3.1 PBG

3.2 EBG

3.3 SMBG

3.4 Innovation Businesses

3.5 Overseas Core Operations

4. MIC Perspective

Appendix

List of Companies

List of Figures

Figure 1: Hikvision's Revenue Performance and Structure Over the Past 10 Years

Figure 2: Hikvision's Net Profit Performance Over the Past 5 Years

Figure 3: Hikvision Expenditure and RORC Over the Past 10 Years

Figure 4: Hikvision Guanlan Large-Scale Model

Figure 5: Hikvision Dual-Cycle Ecosystem for Solution Sales and Service Delivery

Figure 6: Hikvision Development Strategies for Its Five Core Business Areas