Mitie Group Plc (MTO.L,MITFY,MITFF) Tuesday said that it has extended its contract with Co-op to deliver security, alarm monitoring, and crime and intelligence services across more than 2,300 stores and over 800 Funeralcare branches nationwide. Originally awarded in 2018, the partnership will now run until 2030, boosting Co-op's commitment to safer communities.
The British outsourcing and energy services company said that it will continue to safeguard Co-op's colleagues, customers, and estate through hundreds of Security Officers equipped with body-worn cameras, enabling real-time communication with dedicated Security Operations Centres. Its Intelligence Security Operations Centres in Northampton and Northern Ireland provide 24/7 live monitoring of CCTV, fire and intruder alarms, and body-worn camera feeds, Mitie Group added.
As part of the extension, Mitie said that it has introduced a new team of Elite Response Officers, deployed to stores facing persistent localised crime. These specialists will provide targeted guidance and on-the-ground support to ensure safer, more secure environments for colleagues and customers alike, the company said in an official statement.
On the LSE, MTO.L is currently trading at 178.60 pence, down 1.20 pence or 0.67 percent.
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