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Vatech is TELEX distributor

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Beirut-based distributor Vatech Video & Audio has been appointed the new distributor for TELEX/RTS products in Lebanon. The company recently opened a new showroom in the centre of Beirut.

"With TELEX/RTS systems in our portfolio, we can now offer our customers the best intercom solutions available on the market," stated Fadi Serhan, general manager and founder of Vatech. "The Lebanese market has put the uncertainty of recent years behind it and is now growing fast. Private broadcasters are investing in new systems, and the state broadcasters also need technology they can trust and reliable equipment."

Nico Lewis, sales manager of TELEX/RTS Intercom, added that the company chose Vatech as its distribution partner because it was well connected in the Lebanese broadcast market and is technology savvy as well.

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