Churchill Support Services, a leader in security solutions, has acquired Sonitech Systems Limited, boosting its capabilities with cutting-edge electronic security.
This strategic move adds to Churchill's comprehensive security services while marking its second acquisition in two years.
Based in Sandbach, Sonitech Systems complements Churchill’s trusted security presence with advanced electronic expertise. “This acquisition transforms how we deliver security, blending Churchill’s strengths with Sonitech’s innovation,” said Churchill CEO John Melling.
With nearly 60 years of combined experience and a shared commitment to excellence, Churchill and Sonitech are poised to offer an even stronger, more seamless security experience for clients nationwide.
That’s particularly true of the people involved, and their ongoing professional development. It’s a point of commonality across both Sonitech and Churchill Support Services and closely aligns with the firm foundations of Churchill’s acquisitive process.
Churchill CEO John Melling spoke more about that unique attitude to acquisitions. “With every acquisition, we approach it with people at the forefront. We don’t come in to strip out a company – we look to invest, to grow and to flourish in that sector. That’s why Sonitech is such an ideal fit – they’re a company with extremely solid foundations, and offer an ideal opportunity to truly build a company we believe in.”
The experts at Sonitech join an already robust team, adding an additional dimension to Churchill’s security complement, and pushing the boundaries of what consumers can expect from their security provider.
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