E-cigarette Concept Stocks Surge in Morning of September 3rd

Sep.03.2024

E-cigarette stocks surge in early trading on September 3rd, with Jinlong Machinery and Electrics leading the way.

In the morning trading on September 3, stocks related to the e-cigarette concept strengthened. As of the time of writing, Jinlong Machinery and Electronics surged by over 19.8%, Dongfeng Group, Kennede Electronics Mfg Co.,Ltd., and others rose by over 10%, and Jiyi Shares, Kersen Technology, Shunho Shares, and others followed suit.

References:

[1] 东方财富网

Also Read:

[1] KOTL Mechanical (300032.SZ): Electronic Atomizer Business Operating Continuously

[2] Kennede Electronics Mfg Co.,Ltd. 2024 Semi-Annual Performance Report

[3] Kennede Electronics Mfg Co.,Ltd.: E-Cigarette Business Development Update

[4] Half-Year Report of Kersen Technology: Consumer Electronics Slowdown Impacts Performance, Net Loss Widens to 161M Yuan

[5] Kersen Technology's 2023 Annual Report: HNB Business Steadily Developing, Vietnam New Factory Start Operating in July

[6] Kersen Technology: Vietnamese Factory to Start Trial Production of HNB in May 2024

[7] Shunho Shares Report Strong Growth in 2024 Half-Year Results

[8] Shanghai Shunho: NGP and Industrial Hemp Strategic Layout

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