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$FOXX ripped today on news that they were included in $QCOM's Partner Network website. This network is designed for companies that offer, sell, & recommend QCOM technologies. Makes complete sense for FOXX because they sell mobile phones, tablets, routers, IoT, etc and QCOM chips power the vast majority of Android smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices globally. A consumer electronics co like FOXX almost certainly uses QCOM chipsets in their devices, which is how they'd qualify for membership. Is this a big deal for FOXX's stock?
Probably not, and here's why:
1) It's a vendor/supply-chain relationship, not an exclusive deal. Being listed in QCOM's partner directory means FOXX uses or resells QCOM technology, it doesnt mean QCOM has singled out FOXX for a special strategic alliance, investment, or co-development agreement.
2) The directory has hundreds of members. It's an open ecosystem program.
3) FOXX never disclosed it as material. Co has issued 8k press releases for partnerships as minor as a water leak detector. The fact that theres been no announcement about QCOM suggests management doesnt view this as a headlineworthy biz development.
4) No revenue implications were disclosed. There's no mention of any QCOM related contract, revenue stream, or co-marketing arrangement in any FOXX SEC filing.
Bottom line, this inclusion in QCOM's partner network directory reflects that FOXX builds products using QCOM ships and joined the partner program as a result. Its standard practice for any consumer electronics company in their category. Its a nothing burger.
$JZ know what u own. JZ revenue declining. 2022 rev RMB 505.7M, 2023 440.5M, 2024 248.8M, 2025 70.2M. You can see the pattern. This exploring ai collaboration with https://t.co/EgVLX8op1D is just a fluff piece for further dilution imo. Use caution