Shunho Shares Report Strong Growth in 2024 Half-Year Results

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Aug.19.2024
Shunho Shares Report Strong Growth in 2024 Half-Year Results
Shanghai Shunho released its 2024 semi-annual report, with a 29.98% revenue increase, focusing on e-cigarette and industrial hemp projects.

On August 17th, Shanghai Shunho New Material Technology Co., Ltd. (Stock abbreviation: Shunho shares, stock code: 002565) released its semi-annual report for the year 2024.

Shunho Shares Report Strong Growth in 2024 Half-Year Results


A report shows that the company achieved operating revenue of approximately 706 million yuan during the reporting period, an increase of 29.98% year-on-year. However, the company's business in the field of new tobacco products has decreased, with operating revenue of 2,700,885.54 yuan, accounting for 0.38% of the total operating revenue of the company, a decrease of 30.65% from the same period last year. This may be due to factors such as changes in market environment, policy adjustments, or company strategic realignments. The operating revenue from e-cigarette projects was 4.66 million yuan, while the industrial hemp project had operating revenue of 83,500 yuan.

Shunho Shares Report Strong Growth in 2024 Half-Year Results


According to reports, Shunho's subsidiary Greencore has obtained the Tobacco Monopoly Production Enterprise License for e-cigarette processing companies in the new tobacco field. Its invested company, Meizhonglian, has obtained the Tobacco Monopoly Production Enterprise License for e-cigarette product manufacturing companies. Meanwhile, Shunho's subsidiary Yilong has obtained the Tobacco Monopoly Production Enterprise License for e-cigarette brand holding companies for domestic sales.


The company stated that its subsidiary Shunho Yilong's "Yilong" brand e-cigarette has been launched in some retail stores in Beijing, Shenzhen, and Shanghai areas, and will continue to promote the listing of "Yilong" products in multiple locations in the future.


In addition, the company's wholly-owned subsidiary Yunnan Lvxin has obtained the "Yunnan Province Industrial Hemp Processing License," which means the company is qualified to process industrial hemp in Qujing City, Yunnan Province. To seize the rapidly growing opportunities in the overseas industrial hemp market, Shunho Corporation has established a subsidiary, Kinneloa Holdings Inc., in the United States. With legal qualifications to carry out industrial hemp processing and manufacturing related business in the US, as well as sales in other legal countries and regions worldwide. Kinneloa Holdings Inc.'s wholly-owned subsidiary, E1011 Labs, has launched ELON second-generation HNB devices and Stelo heating rod products.


Another wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, Vitaldiol Pharmaceutical, has launched the Vitaldiol – R Series (Recover, Relief, Rest) products and Essential elixirs for the US market. These products contain ingredients such as CBD, NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide), turmeric, melatonin, and others, emphasizing a "minimalist ingredients" and "natural health" concept.


The report mentioned that the global e-cigarette market is expected to continue growing, and the company stated that they will increase research and development investment to further expand the new tobacco industry both domestically and overseas.


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