Kennede Electronics: Main Business Covers Home Appliances, E-cigarettes

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Jul.04.2024
Kennede Electronics: Main Business Covers Home Appliances, E-cigarettes
Investors raised concerns on Kennede Electronics' recent loss in its Jiangxi branches, questioning if it's poor management or market impact.

Recently, an investor on an investor interaction platform asked Kennede Electronics Mfg Co., Ltd. (002723.SZ): The recent guarantee announcement indicates that the Jiangxi branch is in a state of loss, and financial reports also show that some branches are in a state of loss. Is this due to management decision-making errors or market factors? What measures does the management have in place to improve operating losses in the future?

 

In response, Kennede Electronics Mfg Co., Ltd. stated that the company's main business covers home appliances, e-cigarettes, and engineering construction, with each business segment having different subsidiary companies. Jiangxi Jinlai and Jiangxi Xiaojiong are both subsidiaries within the company's home appliance business segment. In 2023, the operating revenue of the home appliance business reached 915 million yuan, an increase of 32.38% year-on-year. The company is continuously pursuing a development strategy of "new products, new technologies, and new solutions" to promote the upgrading of traditional home appliance products towards a direction of "higher unit prices and higher added value" electrical appliances, constantly enriching the diversified product matrix to enhance profitability.

 

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