Physical Security Industry

We’ve just published our new report (6th Edition) on Access Control, Intruder Alarms & Video Surveillance in 2014, forecasting to 2018; which brings together all the factors that are influencing this industries future – http://memoori.com/portfolio/physical-security-business-2014-2018-access-control-intruder-alarms-video-surveillance/ The total world production value of security products at factory gate prices was $25.28 billion in 2014. Of this video […]

Financial results for the major manufacturers of security products in the last quarter of 2013 and first quarter of 2014 show a steady growth in revenues and profitability. There is also confidence to forecast that this trend will continue for the rest of 2014. Few are forecasting growth rates much above double figures through organic […]

New Research from Memoori http://memoori.com/portfolio/thephysicalsecuritybusinessin2013/ demonstrates that the geographic distribution of sales of security products is clearly changing with Asia becoming the dominant region. A major change in the geographic distribution of sales is taking place with Asia delivering the highest rate of growth and increasing its market share. This is set to continue because […]

Our new report “The Physical Security Business in 2013” shows that M&A activity in the Security Industry has grown by a compound annual rate of 7% over the last 14 years but during this time it has peaked and declined 4 times culminating with its value decreasing by 48% during the last 2 years. External […]

New Memoori Research on the Security Industry shows that in 2013 demand continues to grow as its structure strengthens and becomes more effective – http://memoori.com/portfolio/the-physical-security-business-in-2013/ The total value of world production of security products at factory gate prices in 2013 was $23.4 billion. Of this Video Surveillance products at $12.26 billion took a share of […]

The first 5 months of 2013 have shown that the physical security market continues to grow despite poor economic trading conditions in the developed markets of the world. There are 2 reasons why growth has been robust. The first is the perceived increase in the need to protect people and property from theft, crime and […]

The message from the market seems clear; major conglomerates in the security business have given up on their long standing strategy of growth through acquisition. None of them excluding Tyco, have made a significant acquisition since 2010. In the 5 years prior to that they were all active in acquiring businesses both large and small; […]

Research from Memoori shows that total value of world production of security products was $20.57 billion (at factory gate prices). Of this, intruder alarms at $5.77 billion took a 27.5% share.