On the evening of July 28th, AFR Laser issued an announcement, stating its plan to acquire Suzhou Anjiexun and raise funds. Meanwhile, its stock has been suspended from trading since July 29th, and it is expected to disclose relevant information and apply for resumption of trading by August 12th.

AFR Laser is a core manufacturer of optical components in fields such as fiber lasers, optical communication, and data centers.

Founded in 2009, Anjiexun's main products include MPO connectors and MT-FA micro-connection components for high-speed optical modules, with its major clients including mainstream optical module manufacturers like Zhongji Innolight.

Listed on the ChiNext market in 2017, AFR Laser has undergone multiple mergers and acquisitions over the years:

In 2018, it acquired 100% equity of Jiahua Micro-Connect, an MPO connector manufacturer, for 145 million yuan.

In 2019, it purchased Lumentum's contract manufacturer's LiNbO3 (lithium niobate) series high-speed modulator product line for 17 million US dollars.

In 2020, it acquired the remaining 48.9% equity of Zhuhai Guangchen, a semiconductor laser manufacturer, for 13.71 million yuan, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.

In January 2024, it bought 52% equity of Shanghai Bai'an for 156 million yuan, securing a controlling stake.

In June 2025, it acquired 100% equity of Jabil Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. for 17 million US dollars plus assumed transaction costs.

This acquisition of Suzhou Anjiexun marks another key strategic move by AFR Laser in the field of AI high-speed interconnection.