Inquiry about Yinghe Technology's Overseas E-cigarette Business Answered

Dec.13.2024
Inquiry about Yinghe Technology's Overseas E-cigarette Business Answered
Investors inquire about Yinghe Technology's subsidiary Sikarye-cigarette business on an interactive platform, with positive responses from the company.

Recently, investors on the investor interactive platform raised inquiries to Yinghe Technology (300457.SZ), concerning multiple aspects of its subsidiary Sikary e-cigarette business.


In response to this, Yinghe Technology stated:


The company's subsidiary Sikary e-cigarette primarily focuses on overseas markets.


The company's subsidiary, Sikary, is expanding into the South Korean e-cigarette market.


The e-cigarettes exported for sale by the company's subsidiary Sikary are considered fast-moving consumer goods, with a high rate of repeat purchases among retail customers.


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