Autonomous Security Systems Manufacturer with Installation Subsidiary
Autonomous Security Systems Manufacturer in the Mountain West
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
In the Mountain West, two related entities manufacture and install autonomous security systems. They make U.S.-made solar solutions for remote surveillance. Their products also include patent-pending fencing, modular guard houses, and AI-driven weapons detection. They serve government agencies, corporations, schools, and municipalities.
The business reports $23,454,000 in revenue and $3,634,000 in EBITDA. Affiliates own the properties and may include them in the sale or lease them. Both shareholders seek a buyer who can support growth and wish to remain in their roles. The company identifies exports, security-firm joint ventures, and equipment leasing as growth opportunities.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Security companies seeking a manufacturer with an installation subsidiary and joint venture opportunities.
- Buyers interested in remote surveillance products for government, corporate, school, and municipal customers.
- Operators seeking growth through exports or equipment leasing.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Two shareholders seek a buyer that can capitalize on and contribute to the Company's future growth; both wish to remain in their current roles post-sale and are open to various deal structures.
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The two related entities manufacture and install autonomous security systems. Their products include solar solutions for remote surveillance, patent-pending fencing, modular guard houses, and AI-driven weapons detection.
The company serves government agencies, corporations, schools, and municipalities. Its products address remote surveillance and other security needs across those customer groups.
The listing reports $23,454,000 in gross revenue and $3,634,000 in EBITDA. Those figures describe the business rather than a proposed purchase price.
Affiliates own the properties and may include them in the sale or lease them. The business uses a 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, and construction continues on a neighboring facility.
Both shareholders seek a buyer who can contribute to the company's future growth. They wish to remain in their current roles after the sale and will consider various deal structures.