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TDSi achieves outstanding business development by exporting high quality security systems in the Chinese market 

In a feature focusing on the increasing number of companies exporting to China, The Economist magazine has highlighted the tremendous success that TDSi has achieved developing its export business in general and sales to China in particular.

Reflecting on the company's targeted export strategy as well as some recent contract wins, such as the Beijing Metro project, the feature spotlights businesses, which are delivering growth in major export markets.

Commenting on the article, TDSi's Managing Director, John Davies said: "Naturally I'm pleased to see such a respected publication as The Economist reporting on the success of our business strategy. More importantly though, we're delighted to be working with major organisations across the world, supplying high quality security systems that deliver robust, reliable and cost-effective solutions to meet their precise needs. We aim to constantly extend and develop our range of advanced, integrated systems to enable us to build on our success to date".
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