Investment Opportunities in Jinyan's New Tobacco Business

May.12.2023
Investment Opportunities in Jinyan's New Tobacco Business
Shenzhen-listed Jinjia Group plans to focus on developing its new tobacco business in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Japan.

On May 12th, listed company Jingjia Group (002191) on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's investor Q&A platform responded to questions from investors. The company stated that its new tobacco business is expected to achieve a revenue of 550 million yuan in 2022, with over 200% growth for the second consecutive year. The company will focus on expanding its electronic cigarette business in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Russian-speaking region, and Japan. Its two Indonesian subsidiaries are engaged in trading operations and the production of HNB herbal pods, with Jingjia's new tobacco business in Indonesia expected to enter the capacity ramp-up and yield improvement phase after completing equipment commissioning in the first half of this year.


Below is the full transcript of the Q&A session:


Investors: Can you provide information on any potential areas of growth for the company in the future?


Jinjia Co., Ltd. (002191) has announced that its new tobacco business achieved revenue of 550 million yuan in 2022, continuing its high-speed growth of over 200% for two consecutive years. The company is producing within its licensed scope and quantity and providing ODM/OEM services for new tobacco products such as e-cigarettes, as well as conducting R&D, production, and sales of vape oil, heating non-burning aromatic flavors, and related new materials. Its associated company, Jiaju Electronics, has established a subsidiary, Hong Kong Viyon International Co., Ltd., in Hong Kong, which is mainly responsible for the development of new tobacco overseas channels and brand promotion, with a focus on electronic cigarette business in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Russian language market, and Japan. Additionally, the company has established two subsidiaries in Indonesia, Yunque Xinhe Indonesia and Jinjia New Tobacco Indonesia, which are respectively engaged in trade operations and production of HNB herbal pods. After completing equipment debugging in the first half of this year, Jinjia New Tobacco Indonesia will enter the stage of capacity ramp-up and yield improvement. Thank you for your attention.


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