Jinjia Technology Abandons Domestic Manufacturing Due to E-Cigarette Regulations

Feb.08.2023

Investor asks if Jingjia has given up on domestic market and outsourcing, to which the company replies with regulation requirements.

Recently, an investor asked JingJia Corporation on the interactive platform whether the company has abandoned the domestic market and its manufacturing business in China, and whether its subsidiary Fu Dog has done the same. On February 7, JingJia Corporation responded that according to the "Regulations on the Management of Electronic Cigarettes," electronic cigarette manufacturers (including product manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and brand holders) must obtain a tobacco monopoly production license to engage in electronic cigarette production and business operations. Due to the fact that WeiKe Technology and JingJia Technology have not obtained the relevant license, they are unable to do so.

According to a previous response from Jinko Holdings, their subsidiaries, Yunpu Xinghe and Yunshuo Technology, have obtained licenses as tobacco monopoly production enterprises and vaporization production enterprises respectively.

Source: Investor Interaction Platform.

Source: Investor Relations Platform

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