Allegion

Allegion spun off from Ingersoll Rand Plc on 1 December 2013, and became a standalone, publicly traded company. This placed Allegion on the S&P 500, where it replaced JC Penney.

David D. Petratis was announced chairman of the board, chief executive officer and president of the company, in August 2013. As of 2022, John H. Stone became the president and chief executive officer of the company. Petratis remains the chairman of the board until Jan 2, 2023.

Mergers and subsidiaries

On 8 January 2014, Allegion acquired certain assets of Schlage Lock de Colombia S.A., the second largest mechanical lock manufacturer in Colombia, with revenues of US$12 million. The acquisition gave Allegion a 45,000 square foot integrated plant in Bogota, Colombia, and approximately 350 new employees.

On 22 April 2022, Allegion acquired Stanley Access Technologies LLC

In June 2025 Allegion announced they would be acquiring ELATEC, a manufacturer of RFID-based access systems.

Management and leadership

The company is managed by President and CEO, John H. Stone. Prior to his appointment as CEO of Allegion, Stone held the position of President within Deere & Company’s Worldwide Construction, Forestry and Power Systems business.

Stone is responsible for the strategic direction of the company alongside an Executive Team comprising 10 members.

Locations

Allegion is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. Its regional offices for the Americas are in Carmel, Indiana, United States. Its European regional offices are in Faenza, Italy, and the company's Asian headquarters are in Tower B of City Center of Shanghai in Shanghai, China.

Production facilities are located in Colombia, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Australasia, the U.S. and New Zealand.

Ownership

As of 2017, Allegion shares are mainly held by institutional investors (T. Rowe Price, Vanguard Group, JPMorgan Chase and others).

• AD Systems
• Austral Lock
• AXA
• Boss Door Controls
• Bricard
• Brio
• Brisant Secure
• Briton
• CISA
• Dexter by Schlage
• Door Components Inc. (DCI)
• ELATEC
• Falcon
• FSH
• Gainsborough
• Glynn-Johnson
• Inafer
• Interflex
• ISONAS
• Ives
• Kryptonite
• Legge
• LCN
• Milre
• Normbau
• QMI
• Republic Doors & Frames
• PegaSys
• Schlage
• Simons Voss Technologies
• Steelcraft
• Technical Glass Products (TGP)
• Trelock
• Von Duprin
• Yonomi (Cloud technology)
• Zero International

Allegion Ventures

In March 2018, the company launched the venture capital fund, Allegion Ventures. The aim is to invest in early stage companies in the sectors security and smart access. The initial funding was $50 million. The following companies are part of the Allegion Ventures Programme:

• Conneqtech (GPS Tracking)
• iDevices (Smart home devices, exited 2017)
• Nuki (Smart lock)
• Mint House
• Mapped, raised $6.5M Seed II in 2021

Allegion manufactures and supplies electronic (including biometric) and mechanical security products to a range of end-users worldwide, including government, healthcare, hospitality, education, commercial, institutional, single and multi-family residential markets.