TFC was founded in July 2005.[2][3] At the time ceramic bushings were almost monopolized by Japanese companies like Kyocera.[2][4][5] Initially TFC struggled with profitability but was eventually able to overcome technical difficulties and take over the market share from Japanese companies.[2][5]
Initially focusing on ceramic bushings, TFC expanded into fiber optic components and packaging technology.[2][3]
In 2015, TFC held its initial public offering becoming a listed company on the ChiNext board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.[2][3][5]
In 2016, TFC acquired Japanese company Tsuois Mold to gain access on developing nanoscale precision optical lenses.[2][3]
In 2018, TFC acquired the Arrayed waveguide grating business of Japanese company AiDi.[2]
In 2020, TFC acquired Shenzhen based company Auxora for its coating technology.[2][4] During the year, TFC had increase profitability due to the trend of 5G networks and data centers rapid development.[4]
In 2025, TFC's stock price surged due to the artificial intelligence trend. As a core supplier to Nvidia, the company benefitted greatly. TFC was also reported to have secured high-end optical chip production capacity from Lumentum which supplies Google.[5]
In April 2026, TFC submitted an application for a secondary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.[6][7] In the same month, TFC announced a joint venture in Singapore with AI infrastructure solutions provider SuperX AI Technology to focus on optical interconnect products for the international market.[7]
CN¥5.12 billion (2025)
