China Boton Group Signs Contract with Influential E-Cigarette Company

Sep.02.2024
China Boton Group Signs Contract with Influential E-Cigarette Company
China Boton Group signs a contract with a significant Chinese e-cigarette company, promising sales totaling 19 billion RMB in 36 months.

Recently, the board of directors of China Boton Group Limited released a latest announcement, stating that they have successfully signed a contract with a Chinese e-cigarette company on August 29th. According to the contract, China Boton Group will supply e-cigarette and e-liquid products for a period of 36 months, with a total sales volume of not less than 1.9 billion yuan (approximately 2.1 billion Hong Kong dollars).


It is reported that China Boton Group has not disclosed its partner, but mentioned that the e-cigarette company they are collaborating with is "highly influential.


China Boton Group has obtained the necessary production licenses for the e-cigarette supply chain. The company claims to have the capability to supply custom e-cigarette and e-liquid products, and can design and produce different styles of e-cigarettes to promote the development of the company's e-cigarette products department.


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