Hytera to open Philippines office

By Jonathan Nally
Thursday, 06 October, 2016

IHS Janes has reported that Hytera is planning to open an office in Manila to services its clients in the Philippines, particularly the country’s armed forces.

The company exhibited at last month’s Asian Defence, Security & Crisis Management exhibition and conference in Manila.

Image courtesy USN.

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