Jinjia responds to investor's suggestion on e-cigarette stores

Aug.16.2022
Jinjia responds to investor's suggestion on e-cigarette stores
Jingjia plans to sell its e-cigarettes in retail stores domestically and abroad, but has no plans for a chain.

An investor has suggested to Jinjia Co. Ltd. (002191) that they should develop a national chain of electronic cigarette retail stores, similar to Yooz.


The company responded by saying, "Thank you for your interest and suggestions! Your feedback has been forwarded to our management team and relevant business departments. In China, we will sell our products through retail stores that have obtained e-cigarette sales licenses. Overseas, our products have been sold to countries such as Japan and Southeast Asia through subsidiaries. The company will continue to devote itself to stable operations and performance improvement, striving to reward our valued investors. Thank you!


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