SP2S to Open First E-Cigarette Store in Kuala Lumpur Airport

Business by 2FIRSTS

May.17.2024

SP2S to Open First E-Cigarette Store in Kuala Lumpur Airport

SP2S, a Chinese e-cigarette brand, is set to open its first store at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in May.

On May 15th, 2FIRSTS observed that the e-cigarette brand SP2S is preparing to open a standalone store at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia.

Currently, the store is in the renovation stage, with multiple large advertising posters hanging outside showcasing several models holding SII Pro series products.

According to information on the poster, SP2S's new store is expected to officially open to the public in May.

According to the official website of SP2S, this brand originates from China and its business scope covers multiple countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and the United Kingdom.

Furthermore, according to 2FIRSTS, it has been revealed that there has not been a dedicated e-cigarette brand store at Kuala Lumpur International Airport before.

Also Read:

[1] 2FIRSTS Interview with MVCC: License System Analysis, Recommend Building Business in Malaysia

[2] Malaysian Retailers Association Opposes Government Anti-Smoking Policy

[3] Analysis of E-Cigarette Export Data from China to Malaysia

[4] The Rise of E-cigarette Usage in Malaysia: A Study

#Asia #Open system e-cigarettes #Market #Malaysia #Major companies

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