
Shares of SU Group Holdings Limited jumped Tuesday after the Hong Kong security-services company said it signed a distributorship deal with Germany’s GEZE. The agreement brings products like automatic door systems, window tech, smoke and heat extraction, access control and building automation into its offerings. SU Group said this will let it take on bigger and more complex smart-building jobs, including commercial, public, infrastructure and residential projects. Chairman and CEO Dave Chan called it “a big win for our customers” and said SU Group can now “compete with top tier players.”
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