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SearchThe company says its customer base has grown by 30% since 2024 and tripled since operations began in 2020. It also introduced a lock connected to its alarm system.
Movistar Prosegur Alarmas reached 650,000 connections in Spain in October 2026, according to data reported by the company itself. The Telefónica and Prosegur alliance said its customer base had increased by 30% since 2024 and tripled since operations began in March 2020.
At a presentation held in Madrid on October 7, CEO Diego Torrico said the company had started generating positive cash flow in 2026. He also set out the goal of maintaining growth in Spain.
The sector has also grown in size. According to market data cited by the company, Spain recorded 3.62 million alarm connections in 2025, after adding around 1.2 million in the previous five years. Penetration stood at around 12%, although figures may vary depending on the period and source. The estimate that there is significant room for expansion comes from studies and analyses shared by the company; it does not constitute a guarantee of future growth.
Torrico said the company has identified millions of households that might consider strengthening their security. The number of potential households cited by the company depends on its market criteria and does not equate to customers who have expressed an intention to subscribe.
Alongside its results, the company introduced a smart lock integrated with its security system. According to Fernando Saldaña, commercial director, the device lets users manage locking and unlocking from their mobile phones, grant temporary access to other people, and detect possible tampering attempts through its connection to the Alarm Monitoring Center.
The company describes the product as an expansion of its offering into digital access control. The available information does not detail commercial terms, compatibility with doors, or the scope of response protocols in the event of an alert; these aspects should be checked in the service specifications.
The presentation shows two lines of development: expanding the customer base in the Spanish market and adding connected features to the alarm service. The growth figures, market estimates, and objectives mentioned are data or expectations reported by the company, not guaranteed results.
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