Securitas sets 2030 earnings targets, shares under analyst scrutiny

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 22:22.

Securitas (SE0000163594) has set out new financial ambitions to 2030, including earnings per share and dividend targets, following its recent Capital Markets Day in Stockholm as covered by Nasdaq Stockholm and MarketScreener. The group trades on Nasdaq Stockholm, where security peers such as Loomis and Verisure-linked entities provide a regional benchmark.

What the 2030 targets show

According to the Capital Markets Day documentation summarized by MarketScreener, Securitas has articulated long-term goals for earnings per share growth and a progressive dividend policy, framed within a 2030 strategic horizon. The update builds on its acquisition-driven strategy in electronic security, including the May 2026 purchase of Danish video specialist CamVision that broadened packaged and advanced solutions for small and multisite clients.

The CamVision deal, announced on May 4, 2026, focused on retail loss prevention and electronic security solutions, strengthening Securitas' ability to deliver scalable technology offerings across Denmark. This operational move complements the financial targets by deepening the technology portfolio that underpins higher-margin services in the group's earnings mix.

Analyst views and consensus picture

On MarketScreener, the latest analyst commentary around the June Capital Markets Day highlights both the new 2030 financial targets and a cautious near-term reading of the share reaction. One dispatch notes that Securitas shares slipped around 2.5 percent on the day of the target announcement, reflecting a market re-pricing of expectations rather than a fundamental downgrade of the business.

Investing.com’s profile of the London-traded Securitas B listing echoes the strategic emphasis on guarding, electronic security, and consulting, but points to the Stockholm listing in SEK as the primary price reference for institutional investors. Against Nordic security peers such as Loomis, analysts closely track margin development and cash conversion, making the 2030 earnings and dividend criteria central elements of the consensus models.

The business behind the stock

Securitas derives its revenues primarily from guarding services, electronic security, and security solutions delivered to corporate, public sector, and institutional clients worldwide. The acquisition of CamVision in Denmark added specialized video and analytics capabilities in retail loss prevention and electronic security, reinforcing the shift toward technology-enabled services that can sustain higher margins and steady cash flows.

Where the stock trades today

The Securitas shares (SE0000163594) trade on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker SECU B, with recent prices quoted in Swedish kronor and a market capitalization reflecting its inclusion in Sweden’s main equity benchmarks as of 2026-06-23, 22:00 CET.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, investment recommendation, or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument. All data are based on sources cited and are subject to change.