Nordic LEVEL Group AB (publ.), a systems integrator, designs and delivers security solutions primarily in Sweden. The company offers a portfolio of independent integrated products and services in the areas of security analysis, security, access control, fire protection and alarm, camera, video, and IT infrastructure. It also provides fire protection technology products, such as fire alarms. In addition, the company offers security technology solutions, including burglar alarm systems, access control systems, and camera systems, as well as access key cards. Further, it provides analysis and advisory, technical installation, and maintenance services. The company serves clients in infrastructure, real estate, and hotel and conference, as well as industrial, office, and property industries. The company was formerly known as Confidence International AB (publ.) and changed its name to Nordic LEVEL Group AB (publ.) in December 2021. Nordic LEVEL Group AB (publ.) is based in Sundbyberg, Sweden.
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