Allied Universal Acquires New Jersey-Based APG Security

  • Dec 02, 2019

Allied Universal, a security and facility services company in North America, has acquired APG Security--a South Amboy, New Jersey--based company offering manned guarding and investigative services on a national level. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

“APG Security’s talented management team has built a reputable business offering top-of-the-line security services on a national level,” said Steve Jones, CEO of Allied Universal. “This acquisition is part of our long-term plan to continue to provide unmatched depth of resources into local markets around the country.” 

For more than 42 years, APG Security has been protecting businesses and people by providing top-notch security solutions. APG Security provides its clients with highly trained uniformed security officers, residential and commercial security, special events.

“This acquisition will result in an increase in security service offerings and expanded geographic reach for our clients,” said Dennis M. Kelly, CEO of APG Security. “In addition, Allied Universal will offer our elite team of security professionals more opportunities for career management, trainings and growth.”

APG Security was represented by Triabacus in the transaction.

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