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At CERTEGO, it goes without saying that our employees come first. Our culture is built on care, commitment, and responsibility – for each other, for our customers, and for society. During our annual Safety Week, we have highlighted issues that are central to us: safe work, sustainable leadership, a healthy work environment, and everyday wellbeing.

As of September 1, David Sundström takes on the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO) at CERTEGO Group and joins the Group Management Team.

In March 2024, CERTEGO Finland acquired one of the country’s leading alarm monitoring centers, K2 Turvapalvelut Oy, with operations in Jyväskylä and Kokkola. K2 is now changing its name to CERTEGO 24/7 – a step that reinforces CERTEGO’s position in Finland as a comprehensive provider of security and surveillance solutions as well as building automation – around the clock.

For the third year in a row, we are celebrating our amazing employees through the CERTEGO Awards – an annual tradition that brings together colleagues from Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark. It’s a true highlight that not only honors achievements but also reinforces the culture and values that make CERTEGO unique.

CERTEGO continues to grow and is now strengthening its presence in the Gothenburg region through the acquisition of the security companies Monitor Larm & Bevakning (Monitor) and Låset i Centrum. Together, CERTEGO becomes one of the largest players in security solutions in Gothenburg.

CERTEGO continues to grow in the Norwegian market through the acquisition of Hålogaland Lås & Sikkerhet AS (HLS) in Narvik. With this strategic investment, CERTEGO strengthens its presence in the Nordland and Troms counties, taking another step toward becoming the leading security provider in Northern Norway.

We are pleased to announce that Sandie Juelsgaard will assume the role of new Director in Denmark on June 1, 2025.

Creating a safe school environment is one of the most important investments a municipality can make. In Haugalandet, Norway, construction is currently underway on three new primary schools – Haraldsvang, Frakkagjerd, and Husnes – where modern security solutions are being integrated to protect students, staff, and visitors.