This is the fourth consecutive year for Hikvision to be enlisted in Security 50
Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd. moved up to No. 12 in the recently published Security 50
Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd., the leading supplier of digital video surveillance products, moved up to No. 12 in the recently published Security 50, a market survey recognising the top 50 security companies around the world by revenue. Hikvision also ranks at No. 3 in revenue growth with 47.1 percent growth among the top 50 security players. This is the fourth consecutive year for Hikvision to be enlisted in Security 50.

Up from last year's 13th place, this ranking not only demonstrates Hikvision's enhanced marketing strategies and R&D capability, but also indicates that Hikvision is playing more important role in international security market.

"We really appreciate this prestigious recognition. It is an acknowledgement of our professional products, technical supports, and services," said Yangzhong Hu, president of Hikvision. "We will continue to concentrate on providing innovative, cost-effective and comprehensive security solutions for customers, and to stay ahead in the video surveillance market."

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