Chinese surveillance camera manufacturer Hikvision said on Friday that it had exited contracts it has in China’s Xinjiang region via five of its subsidiaries that were added to a U.S. trade block list last year. Hikvision, which calls itself the world’s biggest maker of video surveillance equipment, said in a filing to the Shenzhen stock exchange that contracts with five local governments in the region were now terminated.
China's Hikvision says it exits five contracts in Xinjiang
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