Originally the business lost more than 200,00 each day but three months later, the products passed certifications needed to enter the European business.By 2012, PV glass accounted for 75% of FGG's revenue.

[2][5] On 26 November 2015, FGG held its H share initial public offering (IPO) becoming a listed company on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

[2][4][5] On 15 February 2019, FGG held its A Share secondary listing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange becoming a dual-listed company.

It was speculated that it had a poor future outlook due to the Chinese property sector crisis that would affect the construction business.

[7] In November 2023, FGG stated it planned to invest US$290 million to build a PV glass plant in Indonesia to cut production costs and improve its overseas business positioning.