In October 2023, Phase 1 of the India NCRTC project (The RRTS Line), which uses the Fangda platform screen door system, was officially opened.

The Tuas West Extension Line of Singapore Metro is 7.5 km long, and the stations set up are Gul Circle MRT Station, Tuas Crescent MRT Station, Tuas West Road MRT Station and Tuas Link MRT Station. Fangda Innotech provided Singapore Land Transport Authority (LTA) with a turnkey project involving design, manufacture, installation, testing and quality assurance of the metro PSD system. In 2017, the Tuas West Extension Line in Singapore was put into operation without failure. After it was opened for traffic, it effectively facilitates passenger travel, promotes the development of industrial zones along the line, thus helping Singapore create a new pattern of three-dimensional transportation network.

It is one of the first unmanned rail transit lines under construction in Mumbai, with a total length of 33.5 km. It connects the business district Cuffe Paradie at the extreme south of the city with SEEPZ (Santacruz Electronic Export Processing Zone) in the north-central, and has a total of 26 underground stations and 1 street-level station. Upon completion, it will become one of the longest underground continuous lines in India, which can help Mumbai increase its urban rail transit capacity by more than five times, reaching 1.6 million passengers per day.

With a total length of 52.2 km and 37 stations, the line is an important north-south rail transit trunk line in Kuala Lumpur. On March 17, 2023, Kuala Lumpur MRT Metro Line 2 were officially used, and Malaysia's Prime Minister came to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony. This line is of great significance for improving the layout of the urban rail transit network in Kuala Lumpur and promoting the development of urban economic connectivity.

Three platform stations on the Gold Line in Bangkok, Thailand: Thonburi Station, Charoen Station, Nakorn Station and Klong-san Station were successfully put into operation on December 16, 2020. Prime Minister of Thailand, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech. The line connects Thailand's orange line and green line, effectively improving the transportation interconnection among the Thonburi coast of Chao Phraya River and commercial areas and important places.

Ahmedabad Metro Phase 1 in India is a cooperation project between the Government of India and the Government of Gujarat. The whole line was officially used on September 30, 2022. Mo Di, Prime Minister of India, attended the opening ceremony and cut the ribbon. The line has 33 stations (including 4 underground stations and 29 elevated stations), connecting Gujarat on all sides. It is a fast track from Gandhinagar to Ahmedabad, which ushers in a new era of urban rail transit development in Gujarat and is of important strategic significance in India.