From 2009 to 2011, the business volume in the security market and related departments experienced a period of steady growth. Through this two-year data comparison, the revenue in the three areas has generally maintained a growth rate of about 7%.



1) The security industry's security service provider Germany's nearly 4,000 security services companies had a turnover of approximately 4.8 billion euros in 2011 (see table). As a result, they accounted for 44% of the 11 billion euros turnover of the German security industry.

During the two-year time period, the private security service provider’s revenue maintained an average annual growth of around 10%. On this issue, Mr. Wolfgang Waschulewski, chairman of Bundesverbandder Sicherheitswirtschaft (BDSW), said: "The Employees' Secondment Act, which was implemented on June 1, 2011, aims to protect the rights of laborers. The introduction of the minimum wage standard for workers in the security service industry is certain. This has led to an increase in turnover in 2011. At the same time, the number of employees in the security services industry has increased significantly compared to 2010, with an increase of 4.2%. Therefore, it is clear that the introduction of the minimum wage has not resulted in the provision of security services. The decline in the number of business employees.



Due to various activities in the security industry, the proportion of total turnover has hardly changed. In turn, property protection services account for 60%. Money and valuables services, and airport security inspections each account for 10%, and regional patrols, emergency calls, and service control rooms each account for 5%. The protection of military facilities accounts for 6% of the market share, while the safety services in track laying work account for 4%.

2) For the safety management of electronic danger alarm devices, the general public and related companies will continue to provide technical support. In recent years, the electronic security system market has continued to show its upward momentum. Development is still the foundation. Although fire alarm equipment has maintained a positive growth, maintenance and intrusion alarm technology has stagnated for many years.



3) Locks and brackets The locks and brackets sector continues to maintain positive growth due to the favorable economic conditions and the impact of the federal and state governments on energy-related retrofits in the construction industry. The government's influx and support for the energy-related transformation of the construction industry has also affected the development of alternative areas for doors and windows. In addition, the significant growth in the field of mechatronics systems has also led to the revival of the market to some extent.