SimonsVoss also to showcase its innovations for 2013 in advance at Security Essen 2012
IMS Research report ranked SimonsVoss among world’s leading electronic access control suppliers

SimonsVoss Technologies AG, based near Munich, has joined the ranks of the world's leading electronic access control suppliers for the first time, as affirmed in the new study "The World Market for Electronic Physical Access Control Equipment – 2012 Edition" just published by the renowned market research provider IMS Research (recently acquired by IHS Inc.

This report states that SimonsVoss, along with another provider, ranks ninth worldwide in terms of sales volume.

SimonsVoss has also consolidated its market position among the world's leading suppliers of electronic locking and access control systems.

"The IMS Research study is an impressive indication of our leading position on the international market. We would like to strengthen this position over the next few years by introducing a large number of innovative products and features. We are showcasing our innovations for 2013 in advance at Security 2012 in Essen,” states Hans-Gernot Illig, CEO at SimonsVoss Technologies AG.

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