Discount Promotion for BAT Japan's New GLO Hyper Pro Device

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Apr.01.2024

Discount Promotion for BAT Japan's New GLO Hyper Pro Device

BAT Japan launches discount promotion for "GLO Hyper Pro" heated tobacco device, selling at 2,980 yen until March 31.

According to a report from Kakaku on March 31st, BAT Japan is holding a discount promotion for its new heated tobacco device "Glo Hyper Pro" until March 31st. During the promotion, "Glo Hyper Pro" will be sold at a special price of 2,980 yen, which is a discount of 1,000 yen from the manufacturer's suggested retail price of 3,980 yen.

References:

[1] 新加熱式タバコ「glo hyper pro」の1,000円割引キャンペーンは本日3月31日まで

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[1] Approaching BAT in Market Value: What's Happening in Indian Tobacco Giant ITC Ltd

[2] Expansion of Glo Hyper Air Sales Channels to Offline Stores

[3] BAT Japan's glo hyper X2: 1000 Yen Price Reduction

[4] Discount Promotion for New Glo Hyper Pro Starting March 4

[5] BAT to Launch New "Lucky Strike Smooth Tobacco for glo hyper"

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