- CEO
- Nico Delvaux
- Full Time Employees
- 64,460
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Security & Protection Services
- Address
- Klarabergsviadukten 90 Stockholm Sweden
- IPO Date
- Feb 8, 2010
- Business
- ASSA ABLOY AB (publ) manufactures and markets door opening and access solutions worldwide, including mechanical and electromechanical locks, cylinders, keys, hinges, lever handles, mortise lockcases, euro profile cylinders, panic exit devices, door closers, floor springs, pull handles, security doors, wooden and steel doors, swing doors, revolving doors, sliding doors, entrance automation systems, security entrance control and loading dock equipment; the company offers digital access solutions such as electronic access control ecosystems, wireless and keyed access solutions, standalone and wired solutions, identification management, hotel security, mobile access, biometric technology, repair and maintenance services, building specification, educational programs and training; technology platforms encompass Aperio, Accentra, CLIQ, Hi-O, Incedo, Seos and Openings Studio building information modeling software; products are marketed under brands including ASSA ABLOY, Yale, ABLOY, Vachette, TESA, Kwikset, Baldwin, Weiser, Sargent, Curries, Norton Rixson, Papaiz, Odis, Philips, PanPan, Gateman, Lockwood and HID. ASSA ABLOY AB (publ), founded in 1994 through the merger of Swedish firm ASSA and Finnish high-security lock manufacturer Abloy and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, operates through divisions covering Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa, North and South America, Asia Pacific, Global Technologies and Entrance Systems; the group employs 63,000 people, generates sales of SEK 150 billion and serves sectors such as education, distribution and logistics, entertainment, public facilities, finance and banking, government and military, healthcare, industry and manufacturing, mining, office and enterprise, home and residence, retail, shipyard, transportation, aviation, hospitality, construction, critical infrastructure, key and asset management, marine, self-storage and senior care across more than 70 countries. Recent developments include multiple acquisitions in 2025, such as International Door Products and Metal Products Inc. in the US to bolster fire-rated steel door frames and door components, Kentix in Germany for datacenter monitoring and access control, SiteOwl in the US for physical security lifecycle management, Calmell in Spain for smart cards and tickets, Kingspan Door Components in Belgium for sectional door panels, Multi Access in Canada for distribution and service, TeleAlarm Group in Germany for remote care technology in senior living, Door System in Denmark for fire-rated doors, Pedestal PRO in the US for access control mounting solutions, Gesellschaft für Sicherheitstechnik in Germany for emergency exit security, Senior Architectural Systems in the UK for aluminum fenestration, Wallace & Wallace and Wallace Perimeter Security in Canada for fencing and gates, Uhlmann & Zacher in Germany for access control handles, InVue in the US for asset protection solutions and 3millID and Third Millennium in the US and UK for access control readers and credentials; earlier 2024 deals encompassed 26 companies adding SEK 8 billion in annualized revenue, including SKIDATA in Austria, iRevo in South Korea and 9Solutions in Finland, alongside strategic partnerships like SKIDATA with Samsung for stadium access.