Tracked deals
55
55 tracked deals across 2012-2026.
Stockholm, Sweden
Global leader in access solutions with innovations that enable safe, secure and convenient access to physical and digital places (door openings, locks, entrance automation, and trusted identities).
Tracked deals
55
55 tracked deals across 2012-2026.
Recent pace
10
10 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
55 buyout
Last 7 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 55 tracked deals for ASSA ABLOY.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Pacific Lock Company ("PACLOCK"), a US padlock and security hardware manufacturer based in Valencia, California. The acquisition strengthens ASSA ABLOY’s position in mature markets by adding complementary products and tailored security solutions, with PACLOCK joining the Residential Business Segment within the Americas Division.
ASSA ABLOY has signed an agreement to acquire Gunnebo Entrance Control, an international provider of pedestrian access and entrance control systems such as speed gates, mass transit gates, and security revolving doors. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions, and financial terms were not disclosed.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Classic Brass Inc., a US-based manufacturer of premium cabinet and door hardware. The acquisition strengthens ASSA ABLOY’s position in mature markets by adding complementary products and solutions, with Classic Brass to be integrated into the Residential Business Segment within the Americas Division.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Sentinel Dock & Door, a Canadian commercial dock and door service company headquartered in Ontario. The acquisition is intended to strengthen ASSA ABLOY’s direct channel presence and expand its footprint across Canada within its Entrance Systems division.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Rollerdoor Group, a sectional door manufacturer headquartered in Leiria, Portugal. The acquisition will strengthen ASSA ABLOY’s Entrance Systems Division and expand its presence in the Iberian market by combining product ranges and improving operational efficiency.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Sam's Garage Doors, a Canada-based distributor, installer, and servicer of door products as well as a manufacturer of gate products. The deal is intended to strengthen ASSA ABLOY’s position in Western Canada and expand service reach across the greater Vancouver area.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Sennco Solutions, a U.S. provider of asset protection technology and retail security solutions focused primarily on the health and beauty segment. The acquisition is intended to reinforce ASSA ABLOY’s Retail offering within its Global Solutions business area by adding complementary anti-theft capabilities and growth opportunities.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired NSP Security, a UK provider of electronic access control design, manufacturing and installation focused on student accommodation. NSP (founded 1993, ~20 employees, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire) will be integrated into ASSA ABLOY's Global Solutions business area within Hospitality to expand access control capabilities and be accretive to earnings.
ASSA ABLOY acquired International Door Products (IDP), a U.S. manufacturer of standard and custom fire-rated steel door frames. The acquisition strengthens ASSA ABLOY’s Opening Solutions Americas division by adding complementary products and faster lead-time capabilities for construction-related customers.
Swedish access-solutions leader ASSA ABLOY has acquired Metal Products Inc. (MPI), a US manufacturer of custom hollow metal doors and frames headquartered in Corbin, Kentucky. MPI, founded in 1980, has about 170 employees and reported approximately $22 million in sales for 2024; the acquisition is intended to expand ASSA ABLOY’s product offering and strengthen its regional US footprint and delivery capabilities.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired Kentix GmbH, a German designer and manufacturer of monitoring and access control products for data centers. Kentix, headquartered in Idar-Oberstein with about 40 employees and 2024 sales of ~MEUR 8, will join ASSA ABLOY’s EMEIA Division to expand the company’s capabilities in the data center security market.
ASSA ABLOY has acquired SiteOwl, an Austin-based cloud platform that modernizes physical security lifecycle management. The acquisition adds SiteOwl's SaaS lifecycle-management capabilities to ASSA ABLOY's access control and physical security portfolio to better serve system integrators, service providers and end-users.
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