Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500

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Nov.28.2023
Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500
At the 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Top 500 Summit in Foshan, a report listed the top companies, with Shenzhen dominating.

On November 21st, the "2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Top 500 Enterprises Summit" was held in Foshan, where the "2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Top 500 Enterprises Research Report" (hereinafter referred to as the "Report") was released. According to the list of the top 500 enterprises, Shenzhen had the highest number of enterprises with 133 companies being listed.

Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500

 

According to the list, the top 10 companies on the ranking are Zhengwei International, Huawei, Foxconn, BYD, Midea, Guangzhou Automation, Gree, TCL, China COSCO Shipping, and ZTE Communications.

Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500

 

Seven e-cigarette manufacturing companies were selected, namely:

Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500

 

Changying Precision (37), Wistron (44), Shenzhen Smoore Technology Co., Ltd. (51), Shenzhen Yinghe Technology Co., Ltd. (63), Shenzhen Jingjia Group Co., Ltd. (98), Shenzhen VOOPOO Technology Co., Ltd. (185), and Shenzhen FirstUnion Technology Co., Ltd. (202).

Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500

 

Vape Companies Enter 2023 Guangdong Manufacturing Industry Top 500

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