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The JT Group first-quarter results are out, and the tobacco business (that’s us at JTI) led the way, with positive key indicators across the board – yet again. In the Reduced-Risk Products category, Ploom continued to drive growth, supported by the ongoing global rollout of Ploom AURA – currently available in 25 markets, with more launches to come. The overall strong start to the year keeps us on track to deliver our full-year forecast. For more on our results, visit jti.com/en/media/press…

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JTI’s Executive Vice President and Global CFO, Vassilis Vovos, met with the Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, at Maximos Mansion in Athens last Monday. Joined by the General Manager of JTI Hellas, Janine Neuhaus, and the Corporate Affairs & Communications Director, Symeon Sidiropoulos, the discussion focused on JTI’s long-standing presence in Greece, including the investment in SEKAP factory in Xanthi. Vassilis Vovos noted Greece’s positive growth trajectory and the value of stable, predictable, evidence-based policymaking. He also commended the fruitful public-private cooperation to address illicit trade, reaffirming JTI’s commitment to support Law Enforcement Authorities.

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Today at Delphi Economic Forum 2026, JTI’s Executive Vice President & CFO, Vassilis Vovos, joined the panel discussing Leadership Under Pressure. In a world of rising conflict, geopolitical risk is no longer an outlier—it’s a design parameter. We are moving from managing uncertainty to leading into it. 🧵

Greece remains a strong example of how a favorable investment climate and regulatory predictability can drive growth. When governments prioritize facts and scientific evidence over ideology, it creates the stability necessary for responsible actors to commit for the long term. 5/5

Multinationals must act as stabilizing forces. While governments often face short-term cycles, companies can project long-term values and confidence. Staying the course in turbulent times is one of the most tangible ways to build trust and support local community resilience. 4/5

Restrictive regulation doesn’t eliminate demand—it redirects it underground. Smart regulation is proportionate, flexible and outcome-oriented. It keeps legal markets strong, protects consumers and strengthens Europe’s competitiveness. 5/5

Real-world evidence is clear: Sweden’s snus and nicotine pouch success, Japan’s rapid heated tobacco adoption, the UK’s pragmatic e-cigarette approach and Greece’s evidence-based environment all show what happens when policy trusts adult consumers and supports responsible innovation. 4/5

At Delphi Economic Forum 2026, JTI’s VP of External Affairs, John Clayton, is discussing Revitalizing Europe’s Innovation Edge: Placing Consumers at the Core. Europe doesn’t lack science or talent—it is held back by policy friction that slows innovation from reaching consumers at scale. 🧵

As Europe revises the Tobacco Excise and Products Directives, the choice is clear: Choose smarter regulation that protects consumers and cuts off criminal revenue—or repeat the same mistakes that fuel the very threats policy is meant to stop. 6/6

The Greek Success Story: After years of tax shocks that pushed illicit trade to nearly 30%, Greece has become a blueprint for recovery. Through political stability and strong public-private partnerships (including JTI’s active MoUs with Customs and the Hellenic Police), illicit levels are at their lowest in a decade. 5/6

At Delphi Economic Forum 2026, JTI’s John Clayton, VP of External Affairs, is addressing a critical global challenge: Countering Illicit Trade: Safeguarding Consumers in a Fragile Global Economy. The core message? Illicit trade isn’t primarily a law enforcement failure—it’s a policy design failure. When legal products become unaffordable or inaccessible, demand doesn't disappear; it simply moves underground. 🧵