CDS acquires Flat Vision product range

For over two decades, Flat Vision Product have set a benchmark in the industry, recognised for their reliability, innovation, and strong customer base. This acquisition marks a major milestone for CDS as it further expands its portfolio and reinforces its commitment to offering top-tier display technologies to the market.

"We are excited to incorporate the Flat Vision range into our broader offering," said Tony Large, Technical Director of CDS. "This move is more than a business acquisition — it is about embracing and building upon a respected legacy. By combining Flat Vision’s trusted product line with our infrastructure and innovation, we are well-positioned to deliver even more value to our customers."

The acquisition will allow CDS to enhance its service capabilities and product range, ensuring continuity for existing Flat Vision customers while opening up opportunities for future growth and collaboration.

"Flatvision has always prioritised reliability and customer focus. By partnering with CDS, we guarantee that our customers will continue to experience these values, along with the added support, innovation, and enthusiasm of a forward-thinking company like CDS. I am pleased that Flatvision's business and customers are in dependable hands, ensuring we can continue to provide real value," said Martin Bose, Founder and Managing Director of Flat Vision.

CDS is assuring Flat Vision's customers that they can expect a smooth and uninterrupted transition, with a focus on maintaining the same levels of service and commitment.

"Preserving the trust and longstanding relationships built under the Flat Vision brand is our top priority. We remain dedicated to honouring existing commitments and forging new partnerships that bring long-term value, as a part of our ongoing acquisition strategy," added Chris Bartram, Managing Director, CDS.

This development is a key step for CDS. With Flat Vision’s heritage integrated into CDS’s culture of innovation and service excellence, the future of the display industry looks even brighter.