Yinghe Technology's Subsidiary Sikary is Not Involved in Investigation

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Jun.17.2024

Yinghe Technology's Subsidiary Sikary is Not Involved in Investigation

Yinghe Technology assures investors that its e-cigarette brand Sikary is not involved in US 337 investigation on specific products.

Recently, an investor on the investor interaction platform Interactive Easy asked Yinghe Technology (300457.SZ) whether the 337 investigation initiated by American companies on specific e-cigarette products involves Sikary.

In response, Yinghe Technology (300457.SZ) stated on the investor interaction platform that its subsidiary, Sikary, is engaged in the e-cigarette business. Since 2022, Sikary has been vigorously developing its own brand business and has achieved good growth in the brand business in the United Kingdom and other European countries, thanks to its product and technological advantages.

Based on valuable experience in brand operations in the UK and other countries in Europe, Sikary plans to gradually promote and sell Sikary e-cigarette products in more key regions globally. The aforementioned survey does not involve Sikary Company.

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[1] RAI Strategic Holdings Inc. Files Patent Infringement Case

[2] US ITC Issues Final Rulings on Disposable E-cigarette 337 Investigation

[3] Yinghe Technology: Sikary Has No Plan for Nicotine Pouch, Medical or Health Vaporization Products

[4] Yinghe Technology: Sikary to Expand in Key Areas

[5] Vaper Expo UK Showcases Innovative E-Cigarette Products Displaying Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen

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