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Vaping retailer Totally Wicked sold to Chinese investor

The firm was founded in 2008 by Jason Cropper and has been acquired by Wittyace º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Holding, a business controlled by Chinese national Ying Wang and registered in Cambridge

Totally Wicked e-cigarette and vape shop in Cardiff(Image: South Wales Echo)

Totally Wicked, the family-owned vapes retailer, has been sold to a Chinese investor.

The Lancashire-based company, established in 2008 by Jason Cropper, has been acquired by Wittyace º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Holding, as reported by .

This business is controlled by Chinese national Ying Wang and is registered in Cambridge.

Wittyace Hk Holding Limited, based in Hong Kong, ultimately owns it.

While the financial terms of the takeover have not been disclosed, filings with Companies House indicate that the new owner now holds at least 75 per cent of shares in Totally Wicked.

Marcus Saxton will continue as the chief executive of Totally Wicked.

However, Fraser Cropper, the brother of Totally Wicked's founder, has resigned as a director according to Companies House filings.

Other directors who have departed include Stuart Mercer, Liam Humberstone, Ben Williamson and Julian Urry.