Juchen Shares Enters E-Cigarette Market According to Data

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Dec.23.2024

Juchen Shares Enters E-Cigarette Market According to Data

Juchen Corporation ventures into the "e-cigarette" market, supported by strong supply to various electronic applications including TWS earphones and OLED screens.

On February 23rd, according to data from Tonghuashun, Juchen Shares added the concept of "new tobacco (e-cigarette)".

The reason for selection is that as of December 19, 2024, the company iFlash primarily supplies NOR Flash to application markets such as e-cigarettes, TWS Bluetooth headphones, and AMOLED smartphone screens.

References:

[1] 电子烟概念

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