Putian Communication Group Limited, an investment holding company, produces and sells optical fiber cables, communication copper cables, and structured cabling system products under the Hanphy brand name in Mainland China. It offers its optical fiber cables and communication copper cables to telecommunications network operators for network construction and maintenance applications. The company also offers communication copper cables can be used in transmission and distribution of electric energy, which normally used in the city's underground electric network; power station as an extraction line, also can be found in the industrial and mining enterprises for the internal power supply and over the river or sea of underwater transmission lines; and it can also be used as the network cabling for residential and commercial buildings. In addition, it provides structured cabling system products, including optical and copper jumper wires; and connection and distribution components, such as distribution frames, wiring closets, and data and audio modules and faceplates used in buildings for the information transmission. The company was founded in 2001 and is based in Nanchang, the People's Republic of China.
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