Indonesian Production Base for Electronic Cigarettes

Aug.02.2022
Investor asked if production site in Indonesia needs domestic electronic cigarette production license, company responded no requirement.

In a recent AI news flash, an investor posed a question on an investor engagement platform: Does the company have a production base in Indonesia that can provide integrated electronic cigarette services? Is it necessary to obtain a domestic production license for the production at the Indonesia production base? Has the production base in Indonesia already reached the stage of mass production? What are the production plans?


On August 1st, Jingjia Corporation (002191.SZ) stated on an investor platform that its Indonesian subsidiary does not require a domestic permit to produce electronic cigarettes. Further details about the subsidiary's operations can be found in the company's regular reports.


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