Secutech is an annual international event for the electronic security, info security, and fire and safety industries
This year's Secutech will see more than 570 exhibitors showcase their latest products and services

Running from 24 – 26 April 2013 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Taiwan, one of Secutech’s highlights is going to be the Security 50 ranking that reveals the top 50 security industry companies by revenue.

Organised by Messe Frankfurt New Era Business Media Ltd, Secutech is an annual international event for the electronic security, info security, and fire and safety industries

Mr Parson Lee, the company’s Managing Director said: “Secutech is expected to attract 25,000 industry players from around the world and it is an ideal platform to highlight the Security 50 ranking. Many industry people will be interested to know who the top players are and I believe they can learn a lot from the giant companies in the Security 50 ranking.”

At this year’s Secutech, more than 570 exhibitors from 27 countries and regions will showcase their latest products and services. Over 20 companies listed on the Security 50 ranking will also be exhibiting at the show and their booths will be identified by a special signage. These exhibitors include Bosch (Germany), Dynacolor (Taiwan), Hi Sharp (Taiwan), Hikvision (China), Honeywell (US), Infinova (US), Milestone (Denmark), MOBOTIX (Germany), Verint (US) and Vivotek (Taiwan). 

Industry experts give insights through Security 50 events

Supporting the announcement of the Security 50 ranking will be the Security 50 Annual Summit, held concurrently with Secutech.  

Mr Lee added: “At the summit the audience can also use this opportunity to acquire market information as well as finding out the keys to success used by the industry heavyweights on the Security 50 ranking. Show visitors can also enjoy a special display area called Security 50 Gallery where companies from the ranking are invited to demonstrate their latest products and interact with visitors.”

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