Shanghai Shunho: No Research on Oral Tobacco Products Undertaken Yet

Nov.29.2024

Shanghai Shunho New Materials Technology announced that the company has not yet conducted any research related to oral tobacco products.

Recently, investors on the Investor Interaction Platform inquired Shanghai Shunho New Materials Technology (002565.SZ) about the progress of the company and its subsidiaries or affiliated companies in the research and development of oral tobacco (nicotine pouch) products, as well as whether there are any related patent reserves.

In response, Shunho Corporation stated that the company has not yet conducted any research related to smokeless tobacco products and expressed gratitude for the investors' attention.

References:

[1] 在口含烟（尼古丁袋）相关产品研发上有何进展，是否有相关专利储备？

Also Read:

[1] Shunhao Expands Global Footprint With Dual Focus on Vapes and Industrial Hemp

[2] Shunhao Unable to Proceed with HNB E-Cigarette Manufacturing and Export Business Due to National Policy Restrictions

[3] Shunho New Materials' Q3 net profit up 49% to ¥28.91 million

[4] Shunho股份新型烟草方向发展规划说明

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