Developing E-cigarette Business in 2022 and 2023

Jan.17.2023

Developing E-cigarette Business in 2022 and 2023

Yingqu Technology, a supplier of precision plastic components for e-cigarettes, expects rapid growth in 2023.

During a recent survey, Yingqu Technology (002925) announced that its electronic cigarette business is expected to perform well in 2022. The company will primarily provide customers with precision plastic components for electronic cigarettes, and mass production and small-scale supplies of core components will begin at the end of that year. In 2023, with the stable mass production of core components and progress in the development and mass production of the overall electronic cigarette product, the electronic cigarette business is expected to experience rapid growth and show a positive trend each quarter.

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