Screen Check, a subsidiary of Centena Group and a key player offering end-to-end identification and security solutions in the Middle East, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with global security technologies company, BAS-IP to officially expand its security and identification capabilities into GCC’s residential security market.

Sealed during the Intersec 2026, the agreement aligns with Screen Check’s ongoing efforts to establish a robust position in the rapidly growing smart security and digital transformation market. 

Currently, the market is projected to reach $907.12 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 25.7% between 2025 and 2032. 

This growth is mainly propelled by large-scale urban development, smart infrastructure investments and surging demand for connected security ecosystems in the residential sector, it stated.

Olga Shamilova, Chief Executive Officer at BAS-IP, said: "We are delighted to partner with Screen Check and support their entry into this new vertical of security systems. During our participation at Intersec 2026, we witnessed increased interest for our Open API, especially for its ability to create seamless, customised ecosystems and ease to integrate into existing building management systems."

"Our mobile-first application also received significant attention, as its intuitive interface was proven ideal for bothcomplex multi-apartment projects and luxury private villas. With Screen Check’s market expertise in the region and their top tier client base, we look forward to providing a safe and secure environment for communities," he stated.

The collaboration with BAS-IP will address the surging demand from developers for connected home and community security solutions across apartments, gated communities and large residential developments in the region by delivering integrated IP-based audio and video intercom systems combined with access control solutions.

Faisal Mohamed, CEO of Screen Check, said: "As cities continue to develop and digital infrastructure becomes an inevitable part of everyday lives, security is equally important for people and systems. We are delighted to work with BAS-IP to serve this evolving market."

"With the Middle East region experiencing one of the fastest-growing property markets across the globe, our collaboration helps to distribute integrated residential security and home automation solutions. We will be delivering cutting-edge biometric identification, RFID solutions, AI-powered surveillance, and next-generation smart access control to homes, critical infrastructure, and technology-driven enterprises," he added.