Simor International: 1H 2021 Profit of RMB 5.653 Billion, Gross Margin 47.9%.

Aug.24.2022

Simor International: 1H 2021 Profit of RMB 5.653 Billion, Gross Margin 47.9%.

Simo International earned CNY 56.53 billion in H1 with a 47.9% gross profit margin. Third-party content; copyright with original media and author.

Simao International: Earned RMB 5.653 billion in revenue and had a gross profit margin of 47.9% in the first half of the year.

This article cites or reprints content from third-party sources, which are copyrighted by the original media and authors. If there is any infringement, please contact us to delete it. Any individual or organization that wishes to reproduce this content must contact the author and refrain from direct reproduction.

#Asia #China #Disposable e-cigarettes #Regulation

This document has been generated through artificial intelligence translation and is provided solely for the purposes of industry discourse and learning. Please note that the intellectual property rights of the content belong to the original media source or author. Owing to certain limitations in the translation process, there may be discrepancies between the translated text and the original content. We recommend referring to the original source for complete accuracy. In case of any inaccuracies, we invite you to reach out to us with corrections. If you believe any content has infringed upon your rights, please contact us immediately for its removal.

China Tobacco Regulation Shift：Policy Updates and Market Impact

China Tobacco Regulation Shift：Policy Updates and Market Impact

Glas, the FDA, and the Future of Flavored ENDS

Glas, the FDA, and the Future of Flavored ENDS

Reuters: More “Made in America” Vape Products Appear in the U.S. Amid Trump Tariffs and Crackdown

Reuters: More “Made in America” Vape Products Appear in the U.S. Amid Trump Tariffs and Crackdown

According to Reuters, the U.S. vaping market has recently seen an increase in products marketed as “Made in America” amid the Trump administration’s stronger enforcement against unauthorized vape brands and increased trade tariff pressure on Chinese goods. Since October 2025, at least eight new vape brands highlighting American credentials have entered the U.S. market, and none of them has authorization for sale. Brands mentioned by Reuters include Maxus Star and OneTank.

Russia Moves Toward Full Ban on E-Cigarettes and Vapes, With Scope Still Under Discussion

Russia Moves Toward Full Ban on E-Cigarettes and Vapes, With Scope Still Under Discussion

Russia’s State Commission for Countering Illegal Trafficking in Industrial Products on March 25 supported an initiative to fully ban the production, import and circulation of electronic cigarettes, vapes and refill liquids in Russia.

Mar.26 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Russian Lawmaker Says Bill on Full Vape Sales Ban Is Before State Duma

Russian Lawmaker Says Bill on Full Vape Sales Ban Is Before State Duma

Yaroslav Nilov, chair of the State Duma Committee on Labour, Social Policy and Veterans’ Affairs, said a bill proposing a full ban on vape sales is currently before the State Duma, though no final decision has yet been made. He said the initiative has been signed by representatives of almost all factions and noted that support for a full ban has also been voiced at the regional governor level. Nilov also said vape use in Russia is increasing while the age of consumers is declining.

Mar.12 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Italy Formally Submits Detailed Opinion to EU Obstructing Ireland's Disposable Vape Ban

Italy Formally Submits Detailed Opinion to EU Obstructing Ireland's Disposable Vape Ban

Italy's Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy has submitted a detailed opinion against Ireland's proposed "Public Health (Single Use Vapes) Bill 2025." Italy argued that the comprehensive ban on disposable vapes lacks scientific evidence, violates the EU principle of the free movement of goods, and conflicts with the existing Tobacco Products Directive.

Apr.10 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Philippine Authorities Seize Illegal Vape Products Worth About PHP 3.6 Million

Philippine Authorities Seize Illegal Vape Products Worth About PHP 3.6 Million

Philippine officials said government agencies seized illegal vape products worth about PHP 3.6 million during a joint enforcement operation in Metro Manila and neighboring provinces on March 12.

Mar.16 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Kazakhstan: Over 131,000 vapes seized in Almaty and Pavlodar case; about $1.422 million cited

Kazakhstan: Over 131,000 vapes seized in Almaty and Pavlodar case; about $1.422 million cited

Kazakhstan’s financial monitoring authorities said a group is suspected of illicitly distributing vaping devices in Almaty and Pavlodar Region, using Telegram as a sales channel with courier delivery. During searches, investigators seized more than 131,000 vapes valued at 711 million tenge (about $1.422 million, using 1 tenge = $0.0020).

Mar.04 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Related Topics

News

Related Read

Reuters: More “Made in America” Vape Products Appear in the U.S. Amid Trump Tariffs and Crackdown

Reuters: More “Made in America” Vape Products Appear in the U.S. Amid Trump Tariffs and Crackdown

Russia Moves Toward Full Ban on E-Cigarettes and Vapes, With Scope Still Under Discussion

Russia Moves Toward Full Ban on E-Cigarettes and Vapes, With Scope Still Under Discussion

Russian Lawmaker Says Bill on Full Vape Sales Ban Is Before State Duma

Russian Lawmaker Says Bill on Full Vape Sales Ban Is Before State Duma

Italy Formally Submits Detailed Opinion to EU Obstructing Ireland's Disposable Vape Ban

Italy Formally Submits Detailed Opinion to EU Obstructing Ireland's Disposable Vape Ban

Philippine Authorities Seize Illegal Vape Products Worth About PHP 3.6 Million

Philippine Authorities Seize Illegal Vape Products Worth About PHP 3.6 Million

Kazakhstan: Over 131,000 vapes seized in Almaty and Pavlodar case; about $1.422 million cited

Kazakhstan: Over 131,000 vapes seized in Almaty and Pavlodar case; about $1.422 million cited