Securitas Services

Securitas Services

Securitas UK's investment entity is the pension vehicle for the British subsidiary of Securitas AB, the Stockholm-listed security group whose origins date back to 1934. It holds direct interests in properties that support the company's operational infrastructure. The largest shareholders of the parent are Investment AB Latour and Melker Schörling AB, which are respectively controlled by the Douglas and Schörling families in Sweden. Strategy centers on owning the operating real estate essential to the UK business, with a portfolio anchored by two named commercial holdings: Cobra House in Milton Keynes and St James House on Kensington Square in London. The fund also controls the wider UK branch network across multiple locations, indicating a model where the pension entity serves as the property company for the operating firm rather than a third-party landlord. There is no public evidence of financial-asset investment activity, direct co-investments, or external fund commitments. Professional headcount and aggregate deployment figures have not been disclosed. The sole identifiable footprint beyond the London headquarters is the Milton Keynes site at Wavendon Business Park. An ancillary cultural engagement is the Anglo-Swedish Society Arts Patronage, suggesting the fund retains latitude to deploy small amounts into non-commercial assets. In May 2026, the firm's most recent verifiable operational event is its certification as a Top Employer for the eighth consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute. This entity functions less like an independent allocator and more like a captive property unit for a publicly traded parent. It directly holds the real estate that Securitas UK occupies, a structure that insulates the operating company from lease-market volatility while keeping asset ownership inside the retirement plan.