Yinghe Technology Responds to Sikary's Nicotine Pouch Plans

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Jul.26.2024
Yinghe Technology Responds to Sikary's Nicotine Pouch Plans
Yinghe Technology denies plans for Sikary to launch nicotine pouches, reports success in the UK and Europe.

On July 26th, Yinghe Technology (300457.SZ) responded on an interactive platform regarding its subsidiary Sikary's plan to launch nicotine pouches, stating that Sikary does not have any plans to introduce nicotine-containing mouth tobacco products.

Yinghe Technology Responds to Sikary's Nicotine Pouch Plans
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Yinghe Technology responded that Sikary's brand business in the UK and other European countries has achieved good development and smooth market expansion.

 

Furthermore, Sikary's offline experiential stores in the UK are operating normally.

 

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