The Brinks Company

The Brinks Company is a publicly traded (NYSE: BCO) global provider of cash and valuables management, secure logistics, and payment solutions, founded in 1859 by Perry and Fidelia Brink in Chicago. Its services include cash in transit armored transportation, ATM replenishment and managed services, vault outsourcing, money processing, intelligent safe services, and the international secure transportation of high value goods such as diamonds, precious metals, bank notes, and fine art. Brinks armored trucks are widely recognized for transporting cash and valuables for banks, retailers, government agencies, mints, and jewelers, and the company has historically been used to transport items such as the Hope Diamond. The company reported approximately 5.26 billion dollars in 2025 revenue and operates roughly 1,238 branches with about 15,889 vehicles globally. In 2026, Brinks shareholders and those of NCR Atleos Corporation approved Brinks proposed 6.6 billion dollar acquisition of NCR Atleos.

Company Facts

  • Headquarters: Richmond, United States
  • Founded: 1859
  • Employees: 63,600
  • Type: public
  • Website: https://www.brinks.com
  • Industries: Secure Logistics, Cash Management, Armored Transport, ATM Services, Payment Solutions

Key People at The Brinks Company

  • Kristen Cook — Chief Legal Officer, Executive Vice President, and Corporate Secretary, The Brinks Company
  • Kurt McMaken — Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, The Brinks Company
  • Mark Eubanks — President and Chief Executive Officer, The Brinks Company