Nuctech Warsaw, the security scanning solution provider affiliated to Tsinghua Holdings' Tongfang Co., Ltd., has been named the most dynamic and innovative small- and medium-sized enterprise in Poland by Rzeczpospolita and Parkiet, the two leading Polish newspapers.

Nuctech Warsaw is named among the top ten most dynamic and innovative small- and medium-sized enterprises in Poland at a forum on May 25.

Nuctech Warsaw General Manager Bian Xiaohao accepted the award on behalf of the company at a forum organized by the two Polish media organizations on May 25. Bian was presented with a certificate titled "Nuctech Warsaw Company: The most dynamic company and the future of the Polish economy."

The award certificate presented to Nuctech Warsaw bears the title: "Nuctech Warsaw Company: The most dynamic company and the future of the Polish economy."

Rzeczpospolita and Parkiet reached their decision by selecting 50 SMEs from a long list of 350 companies in Poland, and then scoring them according to a number of indexes, including turnover, revenue and increase in investment. The ten enterprises with the highest scores received an award, among which Nuctech Warsaw ranked first.

"The honor is a recognition for our Warsaw company and a reward for Nuctech's overseas exploration during the past years," said Bian at the forum.

Nuctech Warsaw, established in 2005, was Nuctech's first overseas production base. Around 90 percent of its employees are locals and a large percentage of its products are manufactured in Europe.

Seven Nuctech cargo and vehicle scanning systems and nine of the company's X-ray scanners are currently used in Poland, which have helped the country create a highly efficient customs clearance service, step up its anti-smuggling efforts and promote safety.

Staff pose in front of the cargo and vehicle scanning system developed by Nuctech Warsaw.

Nuctech Warsaw has continually upgraded its products and it now sells its products to more than 30 European countries, including Sweden, the UK, Czech Republic and Germany.

The company's first computed tomography baggage and parcel inspection system was delivered in March, marking that the company has the capacity to produce high-end inspection products.