Allegion plc is a leading global provider of security products and solutions for business and domestic purposes. Allegion offers an extensive portfolio of mechanical and electronic security products including doors and door systems, electronic security products, biometric and mobile access control systems, locks, locksets, exit devices, portable locks, and workforce productivity systems and other accessories. Market-leading brands offered by Allegion include CISA, DEXTER, FALCON, LCN, Interflex, Schlage, Von Duprin, SimonsVoss and many more. The company's products and solutions are sold to end users in residential, institutional and commercial facilities including residential, government, education, healthcare and commercial office markets. Notably, the company sells products through distribution and retail channels like specialty distribution, wholesalers, e-commerce and several retail channels including online platforms and small specialty showroom outlets....
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