Jincheng Pharm: Nicotine is Mainly Used in E-cigarette Industry

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May.20.2024

Jincheng Pharm: Nicotine is Mainly Used in E-cigarette Industry

Jincheng Pharm responds to investor inquiries concerning British American Tobacco's synthetic nicotine e-cigarette plan, generating market interest.

Recently, Jincheng Pharm (300233) responded to investors' questions on the investor interaction platform. British American Tobacco announced plans to launch a synthetic nicotine e-cigarette, which has attracted the attention of the market and investors. Some investors asked about the impact of this plan on Jincheng Pharm and whether British American Tobacco is one of its clients.

Jincheng Pharm company responded by stating that the current plan has no significant impact on the company, and they have not confirmed if there is any business dealings with British American Tobacco.

At the same time, investors have inquired with Jincheng Pharm regarding the potential use of nicotine as a raw material for anti-aging medication.

In response, Jincheng Pharmaceutical Company stated that currently the company's nicotine is mainly used in the e-cigarette industry, but they will continue to monitor research developments in other fields. This statement has sparked speculation and attention from the market about the company's future direction.

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Also Read:

[1] Jincheng Pharm's Response to E-cigarette Market Investigation and Development

[2] Jincheng Pharm Obtained Tobacco Production License in July 2023

[3] Jincheng Pharm Expands E-cigarette Business with Export Qualification

[4] Jincheng Pharm Reports Progress in Vaping Nicotine Project

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