VPR Brands Reports Strong Quarterly Performance with $3.54 Million Revenue

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Dec.01.2023
VPR Brands Reports Strong Quarterly Performance with $3.54 Million Revenue
VPR Brands reveals quarterly earnings of $3.54 million with $0.03 earnings per share, expanding its e-cigarette market in the US.

According to a report by American Banking News, e-cigarette company VPR Brands announced its quarterly performance on November 15th, with earnings per share of $0.03 and revenue reaching $3.54 million.

 

VPR Brands is a company in the United States that specializes in electronic cigarettes, electronic cigars, personal vaporizers, and pocket lighters. Their product range includes pocket lighters under the DISSIM brand, essential oils, concentrates, and dry herb vaporizers under the HoneyStick brand, cannabis distillate products under the Goldline brand, e-cigarettes and smokeless devices under the KRAVE brand, and e-liquids.

 

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