No Collaboration between Jingjia Stock and Huada Beidou

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Dec.14.2023

No Collaboration between Jingjia Stock and Huada Beidou

Investors asked Jinyan Corporation whether they planned to collaborate with Huada Beidou in the development of satellite communication e-cigarettes.

On December 14th, an investor raised a question on an investor interactive platform to Jingjia Corporation, asking whether the company, being a shareholder of Huada Beidou, intends to collaborate with them to develop an e-cigarette that utilizes satellite communication technology.

Jinjia Corporation (stock code: 002191.SZ) responded by stating that there is no partnership between Huada Beidou and the company in the field of new tobacco.

References:

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Also Read:

[1] Development and Market Expansion Strategy of Jinjia Group's Tobacco Business

[2] Tobacco Licenses Obtained by Jingjia Holdings' Subsidiaries

[3] Jinjia Establishes Subsidiary for Electronic Materials Development

[4] Jinjia's Nicozero HNBpod: New HNB Product Exported to Japan

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