Electronics Stocks Surge as E-Cigarette Concept Gains Momentum

Aug.30.2022
Electronics Stocks Surge as E-Cigarette Concept Gains Momentum
Electronic cigarette concept stocks rise as first batch of standardized products arrive at a Shenzhen store.

Currently, e-cigarette stocks are fluctuating but showing strength, with Penghui Energy and Dafu Technology rising more than 15%, Jinjia Shares rising nearly 7%, and Tianyin Holdings and Yiya Tong following suit.


According to a report from Beijing Daily on the 29th, the first batch of national-standard electronic cigarette products issued by the Shenzhen Tobacco Monopoly Bureau arrived at an electronic cigarette specialty store in Futian District, and the store subsequently sold brands like Yooz. This also became the first nationwide sale of national-standard electronic cigarette products.


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