Hytera started operations in the UK in 2005 and have rapidly expanded from a representative office to new headquarters in Slough
Hytera is the first Asian company to launch a digital products portfolio under two mainstream digital standards

On 17th September, Windsor Award 2012 was unveiled at the UK-China Business Conference in London, and Hytera Communications (UK) was honored with the “Windsor Award 2012 for Investment in the UK”, which recognises the success of Chinese investment into the UK.

Since it entered the UK market in 2005, Hytera UK has expanded rapidly from a representative office to today’s 5,000 sq. ft. new headquarters in Slough, which is acting as a sale, marketing, logistic, service, training and application software developing center for the market. In 2010, Hytera became the first Asian company to have launched a digital products portfolio under two mainstream digital standards (TETRA and DMR) into global markets, including UK. Its products and solutions have been adopted in many prestigious projects including the celebration of the Diamond Jubilee.

Mr. Cai Hai, Hytera General Manager of Overseas Sales, received the Award from the Lord-Lieutenant for the Royal County of Berkshire Mrs. Mary Bayliss. The Award Committee commented that “This company’s success is inspiring to many others Chinese companies that we know who are considering the UK market.”

Mr. Andrew Yuan, General Manager of Hytera Communications (UK) said the company “has been enjoying the UK’s excellent business environment and prestigious legal system” whilst they “have been growing tremendously in the recent 7 years” since first entering the UK market.

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