More than 300 vehicles request this service annually in the capital according to the Superintendency of Surveillance and Private Security.
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Given the increase in insecurity in Bogotáaccording to Fenalco figures delivered at the end of 2024 (46% of merchants), which is why the demand for vehicle armoring services has increased considerably in the District.
Localities such as Kennedy, Suba, Ciudad Bolívar, Usaquén and Engativá top the list of areas with the highest perception of insecurity in Bogotá. Furthermore, in commercial sectors such as 13th Street and 20th Street, Sabana and Sanfasón, merchants and businessmen report a notable increase in crimes such as freighting and raping, which has generated a climate of uncertainty and fear in their daily activities.
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According to the Superintendency of Surveillance and Private Security, The Neosecurity firm leads the vehicle armor market in Colombia, with an annual turnover that exceeds 220,000 million pesos, consolidating itself as an authority on the subject.
Precisely, the president of Neosecurity, Alan Perlman Katz, He pointed out that, of the more than 300 armored trucks a year, a large percentage belongs to businessmen or merchants who seek to protect themselves from crime. This trend demonstrates the urgent need for effective security solutions in an increasingly challenging environment.
“This leadership is the result of our commitment to quality, innovation and the safety of those who trust us. In a context where insecurity rates continue to increase, we see how vehicle armoring is not only an option, but a necessity for many citizens and businessmen who seek to protect themselves and move forward with their projects,” said the manager.
This signature is also the main contractor of the National Protection Unit (UNP) and provides services to important entities such as the Government of Meta, reaffirming its position as a reference in the vehicle armoring sector in Colombia.
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For Paola Valderrama Jaimes, an expert on the subject, “Colombia’s cities have a challenge yet to overcome in the fight against crime. Meanwhile, citizens are looking for legal options to stay safe from so many situations they face daily.”
“The armor most requested by our clients are those for trucks, especially at levels III and IV, which offer protection against firearms commonly used in assaults and attacks. This type of vehicle has become the preferred choice of both businessmen and families who seek greater security in their daily lives,” said Paola, who is also the general director of Neosecurity.
Source: Integrated Information System
