SINO-JK Factory in Cambodia begins production.

Apr.27.2023
SINO-JK Factory in Cambodia begins production.
SINO-JK factory in Cambodia, invested by Shunhao, is producing low-temperature tobacco pod for foreign markets.

Recently, Shunhao Group announced on its investor platform that the company has completed the installation and debugging of equipment at its SINO-JK factory in Cambodia and is actively sending samples.


It is understood that the SINO-JK factory in Cambodia was invested and constructed by Sunhope Group through its subsidiary Shanghai Lvxin Electronics. The project mainly produces low-temperature heating and non-burning tobacco pods, which will be legally sold in overseas regions such as Japan, South Korea, India, and Russia.


Further reading:


Shunhao Group invests to establish a new energy company called "Sodium Electric". The registered capital is 100 million.


Shun Hao Corporation: Expecting a net loss of more than 45 million yuan in 2022 due to increased investment in new tobacco products.


Shunhao Corporation: Its electronic cigarette brand "Yilong" has been launched in the domestic market.



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