Jingjia's Overseas Market Layout Strategy and Development Plan

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Aug.30.2024

Jingjia's Overseas Market Layout Strategy and Development Plan

Investors asked JiJia Stock on why they chose to expand overseas, focusing on US, UK, Germany for e-cigarette market.

On August 30th, an investor asked Jinjia Biopharmaceutical Technology Co., Ltd. (002191.SZ) on the investor communication platform Equity Easylive: "May I ask, for what reasons did the company choose to expand its market presence to the United States?

In response, Jinjia Corporation stated that the company is advancing its new tobacco business in accordance with market conditions and relevant policies. In the overseas e-cigarette market, the company is focusing on expanding its vape business in European and American markets such as the UK, Germany, and the US, while its overseas subsidiaries are prioritizing the development of heated tobacco products in markets in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Japan.

References:

[1] 请问公司是基于什么原因选择了在美国布局海外市场？

Also Read:

[1] Jinjia 2024 Mid-Year Report: Revenue Plummets 27% to 1.484 Billion Yuan, New Tobacco Business Declines 70%

[2] Jinjia Stock Responds to Consumer Electronics Packaging Revenue Percentage

[3] Response of Jinjia Shares: Mint-flavored E-cigarettes Mainly Sold to Europe

[4] Jinjia Stock Responds to Investors: Subsidiary Has Business Cooperation with China Tobacco (HK)

[5] Recent Inquiry on E-cigarette Business of Jingjia Shares (002191.SZ)

[6] Jinjia: Provide Packaging Services for Well-known E-cigarette Brands Such as Heaven Gifts

[7] Jinjia: Haven't Applied for PMTA, Yunnan Sparking Is Not Engaged in NTP Production

[8] Investors Inquire about Jinjia's Plan for Domestic E-cigarette Sales

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