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C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryPicksAI score6565 Advanced Fiber Resources to Acquire 99.97% of Passive Optical Component Maker Anjiexun for RMB 1.64 Billion
Following Sha Shuli's withdrawal from the transaction, Advanced Fiber Resources will adjust the acquisition target to a 99.97% stake in Suzhou Anjiexun, with a transaction price of about RMB 1.6395 billion and an appraised value of about RMB 1.650 billion for all of Anjiexun's equity. Consideration will be paid through share issuance, convertible bonds and cash, with the cash portion at about RMB 492 million.
Why we recommend it: The source provides the valuation, pricing and payment structure, helping to understand M&A valuations in the passive optical components sector.
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C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryOptics and AIPicksAI score6767 Lumentum CEO: 2029 Capacity Almost Fully Booked
Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston said in an interview in Tokyo that about 70% of demand for some products will remain unmet next year, while other products still face a 30% demand gap through 2028. The company's 2029 capacity is almost fully booked, and it is ramping production at full speed.
Why we recommend it: The article provides specific demand gap percentages, directly reflecting the tightness of laser chips upstream in AI optical communications
OFweek Laser Network · NewsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score5353 Lumentum Capacity Under Strain: What Businesses Beyond EML and CW Lasers Drive Its Strength
An article by Haitun Jun continues the breakdown of Lumentum: EML secures the core profit base of pluggable optical transceivers, while high-power discrete lasers, UHP CW, bet on next-generation CPO/NPO architectures. With supply and demand severely mismatched for high-end laser chips, leading manufacturers with in-house capacity simultaneously benefit from price increases, long-term orders and rising gross margins.
OFweek Laser Network · NewsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score5353 From Optical Interconnect Veteran to All-Round Enabler, What Makes Lumentum Special?
An article by Dolphin Research breaks down Lumentum: its share price has risen nearly tenfold in one year, its market value exceeds 70 billion US dollars, and Nvidia invested 2 billion US dollars for a stake in March 2026. The article argues that no matter how optical module form factors change, the position of high-value, barrier-protected optical engines remains solid.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score4949 Omdia: AI Compute Interconnect Drives Optical Network Market to 25-Year High
Omdia's Ian Redpath said optical networking has entered an AI infrastructure supercycle, with market size reaching a 25-year high.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score4747 Optical Interconnect Watch: Why OCS Became the Focus of CIOE
C114 explains the principles and industry landscape of optical circuit switches (OCS) and why they became a highlight of CIOE.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4545 Upstream Bottlenecks Behind the Optical Interconnect Performance Surge
C114 analyzes the upstream bottlenecks in optical chips, materials and other areas behind the surge in optical interconnect performance.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4343 Optical Module Leaders' Half-Year Results: Supply Chain Under Pressure, High Prosperity Continues
C114 examines the half-year results of optical module leaders: the supply chain remains under pressure, but strong industry momentum continues.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4747 ITI Urges FCC Not to Sweep Optical Modules Onto Restricted List
The US Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) has written to the FCC, urging it not to blanket-list optical modules as restricted items.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score5151 Cignal AI Raises OCS Market Forecast: Over $8 Billion by 2030
Cignal AI has raised its forecast for the optical circuit switch market, projecting that it could exceed $8 billion by 2030.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4343 LightCounting: AI Momentum Holds as More Suppliers Enter
LightCounting says AI demand remains strong as more suppliers enter the optical module market.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score4545 Nokia Bets on AI Optical Interconnect
Nokia is stepping up its optical interconnect business amid the AI supercycle.
OFweek Laser Network · NewsOptics industryAI score4444 Data Center Buildout Drives Surge in EML Demand
EML demand is tied to the optical communications speed upgrade cycle, with a concentrated surge in data center interconnects.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryOptics and AIAI score4949 Lumentum: NPO Is Incremental, CPO Is the End Game
Lumentum said NPO represents an incremental market, while CPO is the ultimate form.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4747 AOI Continues to Expand 800G and 1.6T Optical Module Capacity
AOI says demand remains strong and it will continue to expand capacity for 800G and 1.6T optical modules.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score5757 US FCC Plans to Ban Imports of Optical Modules Made in China
The US FCC plans to prohibit imports of optical modules manufactured in China.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4545 Omdia's Lu Mingyang: Supply Chain, Not Security, Is the Core Issue for AI Optical Modules; China Remains Irreplaceable
Omdia's Lu Mingyang argues that the core issue for AI optical modules is the supply chain rather than security, and that China remains irreplaceable.
C114 Communications Network · Optical CommunicationsOptics industryAI score4545 Omdia's Lu Mingyang: Supply Chain, Not Security, Is the Core Issue for AI Optical Modules; China Remains Irreplaceable
Omdia's Lu Mingyang argues that the core issue for AI optical modules is the supply chain rather than security, and that China remains irreplaceable.