The relocation is a milestone as well as a fresh new start for Dahua
The new premise covers R&D, sales, administration, and manufacturing departments

Dahua Technology, the leading video surveillance solution provider, moved to a new corporate base in Hangzhou. The new premise covers an area of 100,000 square metres, housing R&D, sales department, administration as well as manufacturing facilities.

The company’s product portfolios include advanced series of front-end, back-end, display, software and intelligent traffic solution. Furthermore, Dahua keeps on investing and building strong R&D capabilities for new technology and innovation. In addition to the strong financial support that accounts for 10% of sales revenue, the new premise provides R&D with more space for expansion and more advanced research facilities. As for the output, its monthly capacity approximates 400, 000 units.

“The relocation is a milestone as well as a fresh new start for Dahua,” said Fu Liquan, President of Dahua Technology. “Taking this opportunity, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude for the long-term and firm support from customers and suppliers. As a world-leading corporate, we commit ourselves to offering the state-to-art products and services, the outcome we accomplished over the past years is quite inspiring, and we will keep this strong momentum and go beyond.”

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