Jinjia: Haven't Applied for PMTA, Yunnan Sparking Is Not Engaged in NTP Production

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May.27.2024
Jinjia: Haven't Applied for PMTA, Yunnan Sparking Is Not Engaged in NTP Production
Jinjia Corporation (002191) responds to investors' questions, clarifying no application for US tobacco product listing.

On May 27th, Jinjia Corporation (002191) answered questions from investors on the investment interactive platform Interaction Easy. The company stated that it has not applied for the listing of American tobacco products and its subsidiary, Yunnan Sparking Science and Technology, is not currently engaged in the production business of new tobacco smoking devices.

Jinjia: Haven't Applied for PMTA, Yunnan Sparking Is Not Engaged in NTP Production

 

Investors have inquired about the latest progress of their application for e-cigarettes in the United States. 

 

In response, Jinjia Co., Ltd. revealed that the company is conducting localized and centralized research and development, production, and marketing promotions of new tobacco products such as e-cigarettes and HNB cigarettes for its overseas tobacco layout. The company has not applied for the launch of tobacco products in the United States at this time.

 

Other questions ask when Yunnan Sparking Science and Technology's atomization core X is expected to be mass-produced and listed. Will it debut in the first batch of new national standard products?

 

Jinjia Company disclosed that its subsidiary, Yunnan Sparking Science and Technology, is a professional manufacturer and service provider of flavors and fragrances. It focuses on the key technologies and product innovation of flavors specifically for new tobacco businesses. The company conducts research on flavors, low-temperature fragrance applications, e-liquid atomization formula development, production, sales, and services. Currently, it is not involved in the production of new tobacco smoking devices.

 

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