Allicon has now surpassed 200 connected properties

Mathias Skoglund and Christian Wictorin at Allicon.

Allicon continues to grow and has now surpassed 200 connected properties and more than 3,000 individual premises. This is a clear milestone – but also a sign of a broader shift in how digital infrastructure in commercial real estate is being valued. Christian Wictorin, COO at Allicon, explains what this development says about the industry right now.

– This is an important milestone, both symbolically and commercially. It shows that more and more property owners view digital infrastructure as a critical part of a property’s value, not as an optional add-on. Reaching more than 200 properties and over 3,000 premises demonstrates that our model works in practice, at scale and over time, says Christian Wictorin.

What is it that makes property owners choose Allicon?

– Our strength lies in taking full responsibility. Property owners get a professional fiber-based property network that is documented, monitored, and ready to meet both today’s and tomorrow’s requirements. With our PropView platform, there is full transparency into how the network is built, where connections are located, and how the infrastructure performs over time.

What concrete value does this create for tenants?

– For tenants, it’s about stability, security, and freedom of choice. They gain access to a robust, highly available network with fast activation, the ability to choose their service provider, and an infrastructure that supports cloud services, hybrid work environments, IoT, security solutions, and, going forward, private 5G applications.

Why does Allicon often highlight cybersecurity as a central part of its offering?

– The threat landscape has changed dramatically. Today, a building’s network is part of society’s and businesses’ critical infrastructure. With the new cybersecurity legislation, requirements for control, documentation, and accountability are being tightened, particularly for property owners who provide digital infrastructure to other organizations.

How does Allicon help property owners comply with the new cybersecurity legislation?

– Secure infrastructure is a fundamental part of cybersecurity work in real estate. Through our future-proof solutions and our digital platform PropView, we create traceability, structure, and documentation of the network, which is essential for regulatory compliance, risk assessment, and incident management.

Are you already seeing legislation affect demand?

– Yes, very clearly. We see digital infrastructure increasingly being discussed at board and executive management level, not just as an IT issue, but in terms of risk, responsibility, and long-term property value.

What is the next step for Allicon after this milestone?

– Of course, it’s great to have reached this point, but it’s really just the beginning. We will continue to grow while maintaining a strong focus on customer quality and solutions that create tangible customer value. The next step is to strengthen the connection between fiber, property systems, and new technologies such as private 5G networks. Digital infrastructure is a strategic asset, and it’s clear that the broader market is moving in that direction as well.

How would you summarize the customer value Allicon creates in one sentence?

– We ensure that properties are digitally ready, secure, and future-proof, concludes Christian Wictorin.

For more information about Allicon Group and our services, please contact andreas.boo@allicon.se