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1–3 Jun 2027

Securex South Africa

Gallagher Convention Centre · Johannesburg, South Africa

Securex South Africa venue
Dates
Tue, 1 June 2027 – Thu, 3 June 2027
Venue
Gallagher Convention Centre
Location
Johannesburg, South Africa
Organizer
Montgomery Group Africa (formerly Specialised Exhibitions)
Cost
free
Scale
regional
Recurrence
annual
Format
On-site

Market intel

Moderate pricingmedium confidence

The 2024 edition drew a combined ~10,900 visitors across the four co-located shows, with approximately 300 exhibitors; the 2025 edition was described by organisers as the most powerful yet.

  • Visitor quality is high — prior data indicates 42% attended specifically to source products and over 17% held budgets exceeding R10 million.
  • No official floor-space or delegation figures are published in post-show reports.
Notable exhibitors
HikvisionDahua TechnologyBosch Security SystemsAxis CommunicationsIntegrated Aerial SystemsElvey Security TechnologiesRegal SecurityJohnson Controls

AI-researched Wed, 2 September 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.

Why it matters

As Africa's largest integrated security and safety trade platform, Securex South Africa is the primary annual procurement and sourcing event for the continent's protection sector, attracting buyers with active purchasing mandates across security, OHS, facilities and fire.

  • For defence-adjacent suppliers — particularly in physical security, surveillance, access control, cyber, and critical-infrastructure protection — it offers direct access to a concentrated pool of African end-users, system integrators, and distributors in a single venue.
  • The free visitor model and cross-sector co-location maximise buyer footfall and deal-making density relative to cost of participation.

About

Securex South Africa is Africa's premier annual security, safety, facilities management and fire protection trade exhibition, held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg.

  • The event co-locates four shows — Securex South Africa, A-OSH Expo, Facilities Management Expo, and Firexpo — under a single free-to-attend visitor badge, creating an integrated marketplace for the protection industry.
  • It covers electronic security, access control, surveillance, cybersecurity, occupational health and safety, smart building technologies, fire detection and suppression.
  • Free-to-attend seminar theatres, live product demonstrations, and industry association programming run across all four shows throughout the three-day event.

Topics

CyberISR & SensorsSoldier SystemsDual-useManufacturing & Supply Chain

Who it's for

PrimesSMEsStartupsInstitutions

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