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Vodafone Portugal joins Prosegur Alarms to enter the residential security market
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Vodafone Portugal joins Prosegur Alarms to enter the residential security market

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 12:10

Vodafone Portugal has established a strategic partnership with Prosegur Alarms to develop a joint offering that combines telecommunications and residential security services. The commercial launch is scheduled for the coming weeks and will be made available through Vodafone's sales channels.

This collaboration allows Vodafone to diversify its service portfolio, entering the residential security market through a specialized company in the sector. Prosegur Alarms, in turn, gains access to the telecommunications operator's vast customer base.

The partnership comes in a context of growing demand for integrated home solutions, where consumers are showing increasing interest in combining connectivity services with protection and surveillance systems.

Why this matters

Portuguese consumers will now have access to an integrated telecommunications and residential security offering through a single operator, which can simplify the management of domestic services. The partnership represents a new revenue source for both companies in a competitive market. WHY: Portuguese consumers may benefit from an integrated telecommunications and residential security offering through a single provider, simplifying the contracting and management of domestic services. This partnership positions Vodafone Portugal and Prosegur Alarms to compete in a growing market, where demand for residential security solutions has been increasing.

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