Development and Market Expansion Strategy of Jinjia Group's Tobacco Business

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Nov.17.2023
Development and Market Expansion Strategy of Jinjia Group's Tobacco Business
Shenzhen Jingjia Group completed an investor relation event on Nov 15, focusing on Philip Morris' tobacco business and smokeless development plans.

On November 15th, Shenzhen Jingjia Group Co., Ltd. (Jingjia Company) conducted an investor relations event. During the event, investors showed interest in Philip Morris International's (PMI) new tobacco business and inquired about Jingjia Company's plans for the development of non-combustible products.

 

In response, Jingjia Corporation stated that the main services provided to customers include ODM/OEM services for new tobacco products such as e-cigarettes, as well as the research, production, and sales of vape oil, HNB flavorings, related supporting materials. Additionally, the company will also focus on the construction of overseas channels for new tobacco and brand promotion, striving to achieve a greater market share in this sector.

 

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