Jiuka Technology Continues Electronic Cigarette Production Despite Regulations

May.22.2023
Jiuka Technology Continues Electronic Cigarette Production Despite Regulations
Investor asks if Jiakai is still producing e-cigarettes with China Tobacco joint venture. Jiakai responds affirmatively.

Investors on the investor interaction platform asked Jinjia Corporation: Regarding your joint venture with China National Tobacco, Jia Yu Technology, are you still producing and selling electronic cigarette products in accordance with the new regulations this year?


Jiangxiaobai Liquor Co., Ltd. (002191.SZ) stated on May 22nd on the investor interaction platform that Jiayu Technology's main business is the development of non-combustible heating tobacco products.


According to reports, Shenzhen Jiayu Technology Co., Ltd. was jointly established by Jingjia Corporation and a subsidiary of Yunnan Tobacco through investment.


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