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- Newmark Security plc designs, manufactures, supplies and maintains electronic and physical security systems for people, data and asset protection; its core offerings span access control hardware and software, human capital management (HCM) solutions including time-and-attendance systems, shop-floor data collection devices, biometrics, secure cloud control via GT Connect, Janus C4 access control platforms, software-as-a-service (SaaS) subscriptions, device management tools and data services; as well as physical security products such as entrance control portals, speed gates, automatic doors, protection screens, reception counters, cash management units, counter-terror target hardening solutions and bespoke building security installations. The company operates through subsidiaries Grosvenor Technology Limited, which serves global HCM and access control markets from bases in the United Kingdom and United States, and Safetell Limited, which delivers installations and lifecycle services to sectors including banking, retail, transport, infrastructure and healthcare primarily in the UK; it targets enterprise customers, blue-chip clients and HCM software providers across the United Kingdom, United States, Belgium, Canada and other international markets. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in the United Kingdom, Newmark Security plc listed on AIM in 1997 and has pursued a five-pillar growth strategy emphasizing recurring revenues, strategic partnerships and direct-to-end-user expansion; recent developments include a 36% year-on-year increase in HCM annualized recurring revenue to £3.8 million as of September 2025, recovery in Safetell's delayed contracts, launch of the GT Tablet workforce management solution with initial orders, exclusive partnership with Synerion for cloud workforce software, Oracle Integrator status and SAP integration for direct sales in FY26, a strategic review of Safetell with ongoing cost reductions, planned board reshaping with a new independent non-executive director, and responses to shareholder Thalassa Holdings' concerns amid strong interim revenue growth.