Allegion plc

Overview

Allegion plc is a global security-products company focused on protecting people and assets through mechanical and electronic security and access-control products and solutions. Its portfolio includes locks and key systems, door controls and exit devices, doors and hardware, electronic access control, security software and related services, marketed under more than 40 brands. The company describes its purpose as pioneering safety and security to create a safer and more accessible world.[1]+4

Allegion serves commercial, institutional and residential customers worldwide, including markets such as education, healthcare, government, hospitality and housing. Its two reportable segments are Allegion Americas and Allegion International. For fiscal 2025, the latest completed reporting year, revenue was $4.067 billion. Allegion was incorporated in 2013 to hold Ingersoll Rand’s commercial and residential security businesses and became a standalone public company that year.[5]+4 [1]+8

Products & services

Allegion’s products include mechanical locks, locksets and key systems; electronic locks and access-control systems; door closers, automatic operators and exit devices; and doors, frames and architectural hardware such as hinges, pulls, stops, louvers and thresholds. Its electronic-access products include readers, credentials and accessories, with capabilities such as Bluetooth Low Energy, Power over Ethernet and cloud-based access solutions.[10]+4

Specific offerings include Schlage XE360 wireless locks, offered in mortise, tubular and exit-device configurations and designed to integrate with access systems, and Schlage Arrive, a keypad deadbolt with built-in Wi-Fi and smart-home integration. LCN Senior Swing auto operators use AdaptivIQ to adjust to changing conditions, while Von Duprin Outdoor Defense is designed to protect exit devices from outdoor moisture, temperature variation and corrosion.[13]+3

Services and software include inspection, maintenance, repair, design and installation, as well as on-premise software, software maintenance and SaaS. Allegion identifies product sales and services/software as principal revenue streams, but does not report their separate shares of revenue.[17][18] [10]+10

Geographic presence

Allegion plc reports two geographic operating segments: Allegion Americas and Allegion International. In 2025, Americas generated $3,218.8 million, approximately 79.1% of consolidated revenue, while International generated $848.5 million, approximately 20.9%, out of $4,067.3 million total; percentages are calculated from reported segment revenues.[19] The company describes the Americas segment as serving North America.[11]

Allegion’s production and assembly facilities are primarily in the United States, Mexico and Canada for the Americas segment, and in Australia, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom for International. Its broader network of production and assembly facilities, distribution centers, sales offices and engineering centers spans North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania.[20] Allegion reported approximately 13,300 employees worldwide at year-end 2025; a regional employee breakdown was not identified.[21] [19]+7

Business segments

Allegion reports two business segments: Allegion Americas and Allegion International. Allegion Americas focuses on security products, services and solutions across North America, including locks, key systems, door controls, exit devices, doors, electronic security, access control, software and related services for commercial, institutional and residential markets. Allegion International serves primarily Europe, Asia and Oceania, with products and services including locks, key systems, door controls, exit devices, electronic security, access control, workforce solutions, software and services.[11][22]

For the six months ended June 30, 2026, Allegion Americas generated $1,728.5 million of net revenue and Allegion International generated $456.6 million, or approximately 79% and 21% of total segment revenue, respectively. These percentages are calculated from reported segment revenue.[23] [11]+2

Company history

Allegion plc was formed in 2013, but its history draws on security businesses and brands with much older roots. Among the milestones in that heritage are the development of Von Duprin’s exit device in 1908, the founding of Schlage in 1920 and CISA in 1926.[24]

On December 1, 2013, Ingersoll Rand completed the spin-off of its commercial and residential security businesses as Allegion; Allegion began trading on the New York Stock Exchange the following day.[25]+2 In the following years, the company expanded its portfolio and geographic reach through acquisitions including SimonsVoss in 2015 and businesses in Australia and New Zealand in 2018.[28][29]

Allegion added connected-access capabilities through acquisitions including Yonomi in 2021, and broadened its automatic-entrance business by completing the $900 million acquisition of Stanley Access Technologies in 2022.[30][31] Its later portfolio additions included specialty-door and hardware businesses in 2024 and 2025, such as Krieger Specialty Products, Unicel Architectural and ELATEC.[32]+2 [24]+10

Sources

• Allegion plc — Full financial report (2025 Y)
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