Huawei sent a price adjustment notice to partner networks and corporate clients in China, saying starting July 1, 2026 prices for all Huawei products will rise. The move adds Huawei to a growing list of brands raising prices amid mounting cost pressure. Including flagship smartphones like the P60 and Mate 60 series, which users rely on for 5G connectivity.

Huawei cites supply chain shifts in the global chip industry and surging AI demand as the two main factors driving “ever‑increasing” cost pressure. Sky‑rocketing RAM and storage prices have squeezed margins, forcing the company to consider price adjustments across its entire portfolio.

Huawei has not disclosed how much prices will climb, but expects to release details next month. The hike could tighten margins for Chinese carriers and push premium‑segment buyers toward rivals, reshaping competition in a market already strained by component shortages. Stakeholders will watch the rollout closely for signs of broader industry pricing pressure as in the coming quarter.