Hikvision is now in the No. 4 global manufacturer position for all surveillance cameras
Hikvision again remains the No.1 worldwide supplier of DVR products

Hikvision - the world’s leading supplier of video surveillance products and solutions - is proud to announce that IMS Research (recently acquired by IHS) has recently declared Hikvision the No.1 global vendor of CCTV and video surveillance equipment in 2011 (Source: IMS Research’s report “The World Market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment - 2012 Edition”). Of special note, this is an improvement from last year’s 4th place standing.

Additionally, for the 3rd consecutive year - according to IMS Research - Hikvision again remains the No.1 worldwide supplier of DVR products. While in the security camera category, Hikvision is now in the No. 4 global manufacturer position for all surveillance cameras (including both IP-based and analogue manufacturers).

We are pleased with the results of the recent IMS report. This achievement highlights our efforts in the security marketplace and is an affirmation of our ongoing business model,” noted Polo Cai, Vice President of Hikvision, “Furthermore, IP surveillance - which has experienced consistently strong growth over the years - remains a key focus area for Hikvision,” he continued.

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