Publicly listed companies based in the Optics Valley of China (OVC) have released their performance reports for the first three quarters of the year, revealing significant growth. This highlights the collaborative efforts within a comprehensive hardware industry chain that spans sensing, transmission, storage, and computing power. 

Leading the fiber optic industry, YOFC reported a revenue of 19.12 billion yuan ($2.88 billion), marking an 86.12 percent increase year-on-year. Its net profit attributable to parent shareholders soared by 1204.63 percent to 6.13 billion yuan, ranking among the top in OVC. 

Optoelectronic technology company Accelink Technologies reported a revenue of 11.68 billion yuan, up 36.94 percent year-on-year. By the end of the third quarter, the company had maintained a robust order backlog, with high-speed optical modules like 800G and 1.6T being delivered in bulk.

Huagong Tech, which focuses on optical interconnects, achieved large-scale delivery of 1.6T optical modules. Its optical module exports to North America and Southeast Asia surged by 396 percent in the first three quarters.

In the infrared sector, Guide Infrared reported a revenue of 5.88 billion yuan, a 91.52 percent increase, and a net profit attributable to parent shareholders of 1.85 billion yuan, up 217.07 percent.

In the computing segment, FiberHome, a leader in optical communication, has also ventured into computing power. Its subsidiary, Yangtze Computing, is capitalizing on opportunities in intelligent computing infrastructure, maintaining a leading position in server products. FiberHome's revenue reached 20.44 billion yuan, a 19.75 percent increase year-on-year.