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With one exception, this pattern was also found among both age groups within both genders (Figure 2)

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Biggest cigarette companies in the world 1. Philip Morris International (PM) $249.9 Bn 2. British American Tobacco (BAT) $127.2 Bn 3. Altria $111.7 Bn 4. Japan Tobacco International (JTI) $67.6 Bn 5. ITC Limited $39.8 Bn 6. Imperial Brands $31.8 Bn 7. KT&G $10.8 Bn 8. Smoore International $7.1 Bn 9. Sampoerna $5.0 Bn Market cap as of 6 April Source: CompaniesMarketCap Nikhil Patels Post Biggest cigarette companies in the world 1. Philip Morris International (PM) $249.9 Bn 2. British American Tobacco (BAT) $127.2 Bn 3. Altria $111.7 Bn 4. Japan Tobacco International (JTI) $67.6 Bn 5. ITC Limited $39.8 Bn 6. Imperial Brands $31.8 Bn 7. KT&G $10.8 Bn 8. Smoore International $7.1 Bn 9. Sampoerna $5.0 Bn Market cap as of 6 April Source: CompaniesMarketCap To view or add a comment, sign in More Relevant Posts Scandinavian Tobacco Group's Partagas introduces Y Nada Ms Cibao, the second release in the series, featuring Dominican tobaccos and shipping May 11, 2026