Assa Abloy - Organization

Organization

Assa Abloy has five divisions – EMEA, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Global Technologies and Entrance Systems.

  • The EMEA division operates in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Example of brands: ABLOY, ASSA, Chubb, IKON, TESA, Yale and Vachette. The divisional management is based in London, United Kingdom.
  • The Americas division operates in North and South America. Example of brands: Corbin Russwin, Curries, Emtek, Medeco, Phillips, SARGENT and La Fonte. The divisional management is based in New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
  • The Asia-Pacific division operates in Asia and Oceania. Example of brands: Lockwood, Guli, Wangli, Baodean, Tianming, Shenfei, Interlock and iRevo. The divisional management is based in Hong Kong, China.
  • The Global Technologies division operates globally. It’s business unit HID Global manufactures and sells products for electronic access control, secure issuance of cards, identification technology. It’s business unit Assa Abloy Hospitality manufactures, sells and service electronic lock products and software for hotels and cruise ships. Example of brands: HID, Fargo, Elsafe and VingCard.
  • The Entrance Systems division manufactures, sells and service automatic door systems. Example of brands: Albany Doors, Dynaco doors, FlexiForce, Besam, Crawford, Megadoor, EntreMatic and Ditec. The divisional management is based in Landskrona, Sweden.

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