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Hunan Hi-Tech: Performance of E-cigarette Business and Future Revenue Growth

Business by 2FIRSTS.ai
Dec.19.2023
Hunan Hi-Tech: Performance of E-cigarette Business and Future Revenue Growth
Hunan Hi-Tech [002296] responded on the interactive platform, stating that it is not involved in the mentioned e-cigarette business.

On December 18th, an investor inquired on an interactive platform about the progress of e-cigarette business at the Shenzhen Stock Exchange-listed company, Huizhong Technology [002296]. The investor asked, "Could you please provide an update on the development of your e-cigarette business? Can we expect significant revenue growth in the next three years?

Hunan Hi-Tech: Performance of E-cigarette Business and Future Revenue Growth
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In response to this, Huizhong Technology [002296], a listed company on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, stated in its response to the inquiry from the investment platform that it is not involved in the business mentioned in the question.

 

According to reports, Henan Huihuang Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2001, with its predecessor Zhengzhou Huihuang Technology Co., Ltd. founded in 1994. The company owns 12 subsidiary companies, including six wholly-owned, one majority-owned, and five minority-owned companies. Its headquarters is located in Zhengzhou High-tech Industrial Development Zone, Henan province.

 

References:
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