Greater China Corp.,

Sept. 1, 1997

Greater China Corp.,

New York, has signed a letter of intent to merge with the Hong-Kong based International Technology Group in an effort to develop fiber- optics opportunities in the China market. The International Technology Group, through its operating subsidiaries, manufactures and sells fiber-optic cable materials and supplies to telecommunications providers in China and the greater Asian market. Greater China Corp. is a management group with experience throughout China and the global technology community. Under the proposed agreement, expected to close by Sept. 19, Greater China Corp. will provide $5 million in financing over the next nine months. At the time of closing, the shareholders of the Greater China Corp. and International Technology Group will each own 50% of the public entity if the merger goes through as anticipated. The companies expect the merger to be the base for building an international publicly traded company in China`s information technology field.

Sponsored Recommendations

Unveiling the Synergy Between AI and Optical Networking

March 12, 2025
Join us for an engaging discussion with industry experts on the intersection of AI and optics. Moderated by Sean Buckley, editor-in-chief of Lightwave+BTR, this panel will explore...

AI and Network Convergence: Transforming Global Connectivity

March 7, 2025
In today’s hyperconnected world, rolling out and managing profitable, high-performance networks for access and transport will require innovative architectural approaches. The ...

Transforming the metro network and the evolution of the "Digital Service Provider"

March 4, 2025
Join experts at EXFO and Ekinops in this webinar that will review the evolving metro-centric requirements and the technologies emerging to meet them.

ON TOPIC: Filling Coverage Gaps, Enhancing Public Safety

Jan. 30, 2025
With the ongoing drive to support AI and the need for high-speed data center interconnection, the call for higher-speed 800G optical technology is emerging. Initially focused ...