Hytera, a leading global provider of professional communications technologies and solutions, has been honored with the 2025 Technology Innovation Leadership Award at the 14th China Finance Summit and Innovation Entrepreneurs Summit, which took place on July 16–17 in Shanghai, China.

Established in 2012, the China Finance Summit (CFS) has become a key platform bringing together leaders from finance, business, and media to exchange insights and promote forward-looking dialogue on economic and social development. At the 2025 edition, experts from various fields explored how innovation and emerging productivity drivers are reshaping economic resilience and long-term growth—both in China and globally.

Based on five core criteria—innovation, influence, driving force, social responsibility, and foresight—the awards underwent several rounds of expert evaluation. Hytera was recognized with the 2025 Technology Innovation Leadership Award for its outstanding contributions to technological innovation in mission-critical communications. This award underscores Hytera’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation and delivering reliable, future-ready communication solutions to customers worldwide.

In recent years, Hytera has accelerated its R&D efforts in areas such as PMR & LTE convergence, AI-driven dispatching, and emergency communications. These innovations have played a key role in supporting digital transformation across sectors including public safety, energy, transportation, and municipal services—helping organizations improve operational efficiency and emergency responsiveness. By addressing critical communication needs in high-stakes environments, Hytera continues to set benchmarks for the industry.

Lei Lei Ni, Technical Director of Hytera, accepted the award and shared insights during a featured interview. Highlighting regional projects in Shanghai, he illustrated how Hytera’s cutting-edge innovations are driving real-world transformation in various industries.

“Innovation is not just about developing new technologies—it’s about solving real problems for people,” said Ni.  “In Shanghai, we’ve worked on many projects that challenged us to adapt and refine our solutions in complex environments. It’s through these experiences that we turn ideas into something reliable and valuable for our users. This award is a meaningful acknowledgment of that journey.”