Hikvision ranked number 10 in Security 50 2010
This is the fifth consecutive year that Hikvision has been named in the Security 50
For the fifth consecutive year, Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd was ranked in Security 50, a market survey recognising the top 50 security companies around the world. Moving up from last year's 12th place ranking, Hikvision was placed 10th this year, following a year of dynamic growth of over 20%.

"I am grateful for the recognition we have received from Security 50," said Yangzhong Hu, President of Hikvision. "It has taken our team years of concentrated efforts to build our product lines and branding. With the establishment of Hikvision Middle East office in Dubai in 2010, as well as subsidiaries in Los Angeles and Amsterdam, and joint ventures in Russia and India, Hikvision is now able to provide timely professional services and support to our partners and customers around the world. Moving forward, we will further strengthen the strategic collaboration with our partners and customers in order to get a firm foothold in the competitive video surveillance market, and further to accelerate the growth of the company."

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