Putian Communication Group Limited (1720.HK) is a Cayman Islands-incorporated investment holding company principally engaged in the production and sale of optical fibers and optical fiber cables, data and communications cables, and structured cabling system products under the Hanphy brand primarily in the People's Republic of China, with additional operations in Hong Kong and select overseas markets. Its core offerings encompass optical fiber cables and communication copper cables supplied to telecommunications network operators for network construction and maintenance; data and communications cables utilized in electric energy transmission and distribution, power station extraction lines, industrial and mining enterprises, and network cabling for residential and commercial buildings; and structured cabling system products including optical and copper jumper wires as well as connection and distribution components such as distribution frames, wiring closets, data and audio modules, and faceplates for information transmission in modern commercial and residential buildings. Founded in 2001 and headquartered at No. 8899 Changdong Avenue, Hi-Tech Development Zone, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, PRC, the company targets telecom operators, power sector customers, and building infrastructure providers, with revenue primarily derived from the PRC at approximately RMB640 million in 2024. Recent developments include a 7.9% revenue increase to RMB663.9 million for the year ended December 31, 2024, driven by 41.7% growth in optical fibers and cables sales to RMB159.7 million alongside stable contributions from other segments; a gain on disposal of a subsidiary yielding RMB643 thousand; establishment of an associate interest; obtaining property title certificates for certain buildings previously under application; a change in Hong Kong principal place of business address effective January 10, 2025; and a 141.6% surge in profit attributable to owners to RMB18.5 million, reflecting improved operational efficiency despite a slight gross margin decline to 21.3%.