Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable Joint Stock Limited Company (YOFC) recently completed the acquisition of Radio Frequency Systems (RFS) Germany and RFS Suzhou, a landmark event in its global expansion. The transaction was celebrated with a handover ceremony featuring a video address by Dan Zhuang, the executive director and president of YOFC. A senior vice president Lijing Zhou, a vice president Lei Nie and the senior human resources director Xing Fan were among the key attendees. The takeover represents another step in YOFC’s global expansion, poised to enhance its overseas production capacity and drive forward the development of the international cable market.
YOFC’s extensive catalog features a variety of optical fibres and cables that are important to the communications industry, with the company also providing custom-made optical transceivers, specialty fibres, active optical cables, submarine cables, radio-frequency (RF) coaxial cables and accessories to meet the unique needs of its customers. Recent efforts to expand its presence have led YOFC into new territories such as rail transportation and the development of base station cables and devices, along with power cables, reinforcing its status as an industry frontrunner.
YOFC has recently expanded its portfolio through the acquisition of RFS Germany and RFS Suzhou, collectively known for their substantial international brand presence and strong customer base. The two entities specialise in the R&D, manufacturing, and distribution of specialised RF cables, leakage cables, hybrid cables and other related telecommunications infrastructure products. Their offerings are of importance to a broad spectrum of industries, notably in rail transportation and base station infrastructure. The integration of these acquisitions into YOFC’s operations is set to create a synergistic boost in production capabilities and market outreach, enhancing the company’s competitive edge.
Committed to the mission of “Smart Link, Better Life”, YOFC aims to implement its diversification and globalisation roadmap.
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