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No Collaboration between Jingjia Stock and Huada Beidou

Business by 2FIRSTS.ai
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.

No Collaboration between Jingjia Stock and Huada Beidou
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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:
[1] 贵司持股了华大北斗，是否想让其帮贵司研发搭载卫星通讯的电子烟
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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