E-Cig Sector Rises by 2% Amid Speculation that "Large Screens" Could Be Future Trend, Says Brokerage

Industry Insight by 2FIRSTS.ai
May.31.2024
E-Cig Sector Rises by 2% Amid Speculation that "Large Screens" Could Be Future Trend, Says Brokerage
E-cigarette sector sees afternoon surge on May 31, with Kennede Electronics and Tianyin Holdings hitting limit up.

On May 31, the e-cigarette sector saw a surge in the afternoon, with Kennede Electronics Mfg Co., Ltd. and Tianyin Holdings hitting the upper limit, Minxin Shares rising over 9%, and Dongfeng Group rising more than 5% by 1:21 pm.

 

E-Cig Sector Rises by 2% Amid Speculation that
E-cigarette sector stocks rise | Source: East Money网

 

On the investor interaction platform "Xueqiu," 2FIRSTS noticed that many users have posted threads related to the "e-cigarette with a display screen." One user, @Diligent Little Bull, analyzed that after 2024, large screen display will become an important design trend for e-cigarettes. They believe:

 

E-Cig Sector Rises by 2% Amid Speculation that
Attached picture | Image source: Snowball user "Diligent Little Bull

 

The screen can display the e-liquid and battery levels, adding elegance and a sense of technology to the product. It can also display information such as the number of puffs, voltage, resistance, time, and date. Many e-cigarette manufacturers have released disposable e-cigarettes with large screens. According to incomplete statistics, brands such as RabBeats, HQD, FRESOR, SMOK, IJOY, FiBiE, ABUFUN, Airisvape, Kangvape, STARX, Vapeman, and Nebula are currently available online.

 

E-Cig Sector Rises by 2% Amid Speculation that
Question | Image source: Interactive Easy

 

The current hype surrounding e-cigarettes and screens may be related to a report released by Debon Securities Limited titled "Semiconductor Industry Analysis: Mobile Phones, Cars, and the Third Major Screen, Big Screen E-cigarettes Expected to Catalyze MCU and other IC Demand." The report discusses the trend of several manufacturers introducing large screen disposable e-cigarettes, which could potentially shape the future of the e-cigarette industry.

 

Its viewpoint is as follows:

 

Large screen display technology can serve as an innovative means to meet consumers' personalized demands for e-cigarette products. At the same time, this technology can provide a more intuitive and information-rich display for e-cigarettes. 

 

Following smartphones and automobiles, the large screen e-cigarette is penetrating and catalyzing opportunities in the related industry chain. The e-cigarette market is steadily expanding, with the disposable trend bringing continuous growth. 

 

The disposable trend will shorten the e-cigarette replacement cycle, providing sustained growth for e-cigarette screen modules and related ICs. On the investment interaction platform, Interactive Easy, many investors have already been asking questions to listed companies with screen businesses.

 

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