The company will be opening corporate offices in the UK before the end of the year
Having a local presence and expertise will allow Key Tracer to better support existing client relationships in the UK

Key Tracer, a leading provider of key and asset management solutions, announced recently that the company will be opening corporate offices in the UK before the end of the year. A local presence will put Key Tracer in a stronger position to serve their existing customer base overseas, and to meet increasing demand for security solutions, which aligns with the company’s short term growth strategy.

Mike French, CEO at Key Tracer, states: “The UK is a mature market for security solutions, with many industries using legacy key control systems. We’ve observed an increasing demand in the UK for key and asset control systems that combine the latest technologies, lower cost of ownership and maintenance, and a high level of customisation.”

Key Tracer’s new office will be fully operational before the end of the year. Having a local presence and expertise will allow Key Tracer to better support existing client relationships in the UK, and grow their market share by providing local sales and customer support, project management, installation and training services.

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