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AME APMEA Group 2025 % change 2025 % change 2025 % change 2025 % change New Categories 1,251 +16.1 % 1,813 +4.8 % 557 -10.6 % 3,621 +5.5 % Vapour 934 -6.4 % 543 -11.2 % 65 -41.2 % 1,542 -10.4 % HP % 470 +6.2 % 444 -7.0 % 914 -0.7 % Modern Oral 317 +297 % 800 +18.3 % 48 +39.8 % 1,165 +47.4 % Traditional Oral 1,006 -5.0 % 37 +9.9 % % 1,043 -4.5 % Total Smokeless 2,257 +5.6 % 1,850 +4.9 % 557 -10.6 % 4,664 +3.1 % Total Combustibles 9,218 +1.4 % 6,974 -0.9 % 4,009 -11.9 % 20,201 -2.3 % Other 59 +23.2 % 485 +10.8 % 201 +16.3 % 745 +13.2 % Total 11,534 +2.3 % 9,309 +0.7 % 4,767 -10.9 % 25,610 -1.0 % Revenue - at constant rates (m) Year ended 31 December U.S

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