IntreTech Plans E-Cigarette Mass Production in 3rd Quarter

Business by 2FIRSTS.ai

Sep.07.2023

IntreTech Plans E-Cigarette Mass Production in 3rd Quarter

Investors inquire about the mass production timeline of IntreTech's e-cigarette, which is scheduled for the third quarter.

In recent days, investors have inquired with IntreTech about the timeline for mass production of their e-cigarette devices.

In response, IntreTech stated that the production of e-cigarette units will proceed as planned in the third quarter, with the specific shipment situation depending on various factors such as production capabilities, improved yield rates, and customer shipment schedules.

According to reports, IntreTech is producing IQOS devices for Philip Morris International (PMI).

Also Read:

[1] IQOS Device Maker IntreTech Releases 2023 Semi-Annual Report

[2] IQOS OEM Intretech: E-Cig Core Components Mass Produced

[3] Intretech, a PMI Upstream Supplier, Saw 2022 Net Profit Drops 36.57% to $108 Million

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