Securitas outlines 2030 strategy targets, shares in Stockholm focus for long-term investors

By Stefan Krueger, Long-Term & Business Model desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-22, 19:17.

Securitas (SE0000163594) has put its long-term ambitions on the table with new 2030 financial targets following its recent investor and analyst day in Stockholm. The group, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, is positioning these goals as a framework for earnings growth and shareholder returns according to its investor materials and related market commentary.

What Reuters and others reported on the new 2030 targets

At its June 2026 capital markets update, Securitas presented new 2030 financial objectives, including clearer targets for earnings per share and dividends, as highlighted in summaries such as the MarketScreener aggregation of recent Securitas news. According to those reports, management set out ambitions for higher earnings and an increased payout over the longer term compared with previous guidance.

The new framework comes after several years of portfolio streamlining and increased focus on higher-margin technology-enabled services, themes that the company discussed at its June 16 analyst and investor day. In parallel, financial media noted that Securitas shares reacted cautiously around the event, with modest declines reported as investors digested the updated long-term plan and capital allocation priorities.

How Securitas positions itself in the global security sector

With operations in more than 40 countries, Securitas is one of the largest security services providers globally and competes with peers such as Prosegur and the former G4S in manned guarding, electronic security and related services. The group emphasizes contract-based recurring revenues and a growing share of electronic security and solutions, which typically carry higher margins than traditional guarding.

Management has repeatedly underlined that technology, data and integrated security solutions are the key levers to improve profitability over the coming years, according to its publicly available strategy presentations. In that context, the 2030 targets aim to link operational initiatives more clearly to financial outcomes such as earnings per share growth and a consistent dividend policy.

How the company earns its money

Securitas generates most of its revenue from guarding and security services contracts, complemented by electronic security systems, remote monitoring and specialized protective services. The group’s portfolio ranges from on-site officers at corporate facilities to video surveillance solutions and access control systems, which are increasingly offered as integrated packages.

Where the Securitas shares trade today

The Securitas shares (SE0000163594) trade on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker SECU B; the latest available quote and market capitalization can be obtained directly from the exchange or established financial data providers for the most up-to-date figures.

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